The objective is to explore the role of Psychological Implication in the
teaching of military subjects. The approach is to randomly divide 30 freshman cadets
in a military academy into an experimental group and a control group. Experimenting
on the military subject 30×2 snake run, it takes 10 times of lessons within 3 weeks and
compares the pre-test and post-test results. The first result is that in the 30×2 snake
run teaching, no matter which teaching method is adopted, it is impossible to improve
the speed in a short term while either method can greatly enhance the sensitive quality.
The second result is an obvious discrepancy between the experimental group and the
control group in terms of the scores of 30×2 snake run standard, the score of the group
experimented on psychological implication is far higher than that of the control group.
Result 3 is about the two groups’ interest in study, which both intensifies remarkably
with less difference. Therefore, a conclusion can be drawn that the teaching method of
psychological implication plays a positive role in the training and teaching of military
subjects, especially in highly skillful ones.