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Abstract
Blended learning has become a popular form of teaching. In order to study a more scientific and reasonable learning plan, this paper uses CoI theory and POA theory to design the teaching plan. First of all, the use of POA theory output, input, output of the three stages of pre-class, in-class, after-class design respectively. The main task before class is to assign output tasks, preview the contents of the class and exchange doubts with students. In class, the teacher checks the students’ study before class. According to the students’ learning situation and output results, pertinently explain the knowledge points and summarize the information involved in the students’ independent output. Review the output according to what you have learned after class. At the same time, the corresponding teaching plans are made according to the three elements of CoI theory: social existence, teaching existence and cognitive existence. After that, it analyzes the correlation between teaching efficiency and teaching methods. The experimental results show that blended learning is better than traditional teaching methods. Finally, the optimization scheme is put forward, and the summary and prospect are carried out.
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1 Jinhua Polytechnic, General Education College, Jinhua Polytechnic, Jinhua, PR China