问题
单项选择题
()是培训指导中传授相关知识和工作技能的技巧和方法。
A、只注重实际操作能力的培养
B、要体现传授课程的欣赏性
C、既要有系统的理论知识,又要体现实际操作能力
D、只注重理论和具体性的培养
答案
参考答案:C
()是培训指导中传授相关知识和工作技能的技巧和方法。
A、只注重实际操作能力的培养
B、要体现传授课程的欣赏性
C、既要有系统的理论知识,又要体现实际操作能力
D、只注重理论和具体性的培养
参考答案:C
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