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The application of PBL teaching method in the course of International Business Law for Business English majors

Ke Chen

Abstract


PBL is a kind of “problem-based learning” mode, which is mainly to let teachers guide students to fi nd and solve problems
independently. For business English major, the course “International Business Law” has an important position, but there are still diffi culties
in the teaching of the course, including the students’ weak professional foundation, low interest in business law knowledge, and the content
absorption is not eff ectively obtained. Therefore, based on the characteristics and advantages of PBL and the characteristics of business
English majors, this paper analyzes the three major processes of PBL teaching method in the classroom of International Business Law,
and concludes that PBL teaching method has more advantages than the traditional teaching method and it can optimize the teaching of
International Business Law.

Keywords


PBL teaching method; International commercial law; Business English

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/modern-management-forum.v7i9.10253

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