This paper proposes a nonelliptic extended English teaching ability evaluation algorithm based on an adaptive random matrix model. The algorithm models a nonelliptical expansion target as multiple elliptical sub-objectives, and the expansion state of each sub-target is described by an inverse Wishart distribution. The new method is combined to improve the robustness problem caused by the initialization after the algorithm expansion. This research uses the smart teacher education platform to conduct research and analysis on the evaluation of teaching practice ability of intern normal students. From the perspective of data evaluation, we explore the influence of normal students’ curriculum training on the teaching practice ability of normal students. By analyzing the correlation between normal students’ course grades and practice grades, this paper explores the influence of normal students’ prepractice training on normal students’ teaching practice ability. This paper explores the influence of the training of normal students’ course learning on the teaching practice ability of normal students. The results show that the learning level of normal students’ professional courses has a significant impact on the development of normal students’ practice performance and teaching practice ability; the impact of normal students’ pedagogical course level on normal students’ practice performance and teaching practice ability is relatively low.
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