According to the characteristics of pharmacology course, the teaching strategies for medical undergraduates were shared from the angle of dealing with the key and difficult contents. During the offline classroom teaching, forming an overall outline was focused, the impression of key drugs was deepened, the main line of content was clarified, and a total-separate-total structure was used. Part of the content was presented with the help of online teaching resource and software. Also the after-school teaching evaluation and feedback should be considered seriously. All the above strategies will finally get better results in teaching.
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