
conduct scientific research and training through
special scientific research projects.
3) Apprenticeship. The practice of traditional
teacher-apprenticeship model has proved to be an
effective way for young teachers to become an
excellent and mature teaching and scientific
researcher. Through the old academic band, the
young teachers will grow up in an all-round way. In
order to help young teachers get into the role of
teachers as soon as possible, some universities have
selected instructors for young teachers, asking
young teachers and instructors to listen to each
other, and directing young teachers to improve their
teaching skills.
4) Combined with our own teaching work, we will
try to reform information technology and various
disciplines to adapt to the development of new
teaching concepts. Actively participate in on-the-job
learning and training. Actively participate in in-
service learning and training; Diligent in thinking,
improve the ability of education and teaching
research; Conduct professional cooperation with
other teachers, effectively develop the ability of
cooperation and communication, and master modern
information technology.
5 Conclusions
Teachers’ professional development is the key to the
success of school reform. The level of teachers'
professional development directly determines the
level of school development. As a young teacher in
the school, the development level represents the
future development of the school. This study
designs an incentive model for young teachers’
professional development based on artificial neural
network. Firstly, the incentive measures for young
teachers' professional development are divided into
three primary indicators and nine secondary
indicators, and the evaluation index system of
incentive measures for young teachers’ professional
development is constructed. Then the artificial
neural network model is used to evaluate the
secondary indicators, and the secondary indicators
are all above good. Finally, according to the
incentive measures in the secondary indicators and
the target management theory, the incentive model
of young teachers’ professional development is
constructed. From the experimental results, the
robustness, incentives, range of use and
homomorphism scores of the model are 95.6, 96.7,
94.2 and 93.8 respectively, which shows that the
model has better robustness, range of use and
homomorphism. After using this model, the angles
of learning aid, professional training and teacher-
apprentice transmission of young teachers have
increased by 47.80%, 52.00% and 53.20%,
respectively. This shows that the professional
development level of young teachers has gradually
improved after using this model. In the future
development, it is necessary to improve the
classroom teaching art of young teachers, strengthen
the teaching reflection ability, and make the original
concept more perfect and scientific.
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DOI: 10.37394/23207.2022.19.155