The 3+1+2 subject selection model in high school means that in addition to the three compulsory subjects of Chinese, mathematics and foreign language, students also need to choose one subject from physics and history as the first choice subject, and then choose two subjects from ideology and politics, geography, chemistry and biology as the second choice subject. This course selection model is designed to allow students to choose according to their interests, strengths, and future career plans, and here are some suggestions:
1. Know yourself
Before choosing a subject, you should first understand your interests, strengths, and strengths. It can be considered from the following aspects:
1.Hobbies:What type of course do you like to study XiWhat subjects are you interested in?
2.Xi Grades:Which subjects do I get better grades?Which subjects are difficult to learn?
3.Future Planning:What career do you want to pursue in the future?What majors do I need to Xi?
2. Understand professional needs
When choosing a subject, you also need to consider your future professional needs. Different majors have different requirements for subjects, and some majors require specific subjects as a foundation. Therefore, when choosing a subject, you need to understand the entry requirements and curriculum of your target major to ensure that the chosen subject meets the requirements of the major.
3. Choice of physics and history
Physics and History are the preferred subjects in the 3+1+2 course selection model, and they are also important references for many colleges and universities. There are several factors to consider when choosing Physics and History:
1.Specialist requirements: If the target subject requires a foundation in physics or history, then the subject of choice should be chosen.
2.Xi grades: If there is not much difference between physics and history Xi grades, you can choose according to your interests and strengths. If the grades in one subject are significantly better than another, it is advisable to choose the subject with good grades.
3.Discipline characteristics: Physics focuses on the cultivation of experimental and logical thinking skills, while history focuses on the cultivation of memory and comprehension skills. When choosing, you need to consider the characteristics of your own discipline and Xi learning style.
Fourth, the choice of ideology and politics, geography, chemistry, and biology
Ideology and Politics, Geography, Chemistry, and Biology are the re-selected subjects in the 3+1+2 subject selection model, and they are also important references for many colleges and universities when recruiting students. There are several factors to consider when choosing these subjects:
1.Professional requirements: If the target major requires a specific re-elective subject as a basis, then the corresponding subject should be selected. For example, if you want to pursue a career related to medicine or biological sciences, you need to choose biology and chemistry.
2.Xi grades: If there is not much difference in the Xi grades in these subjects, you can choose according to your interests and strengths. If the grades in one subject are significantly better than others, it is advisable to choose a subject with good grades. However, it is also necessary to balance the allocation of Xi time and energy in each subject.
3.Discipline characteristics: Ideology and politics pay attention to the cultivation of theoretical Xi and ideological quality, geography pays attention to the cultivation of spatial thinking and regional cognitive ability, chemistry pays attention to the cultivation of experimental and advanced ability, and biology pays attention to the understanding and application of life phenomena and life processes. When choosing, you need to consider the characteristics of your own discipline and Xi learning style.
5. Precautions
There are also a few things to keep in mind when choosing a subject:
1.Don't blindly follow the herd :Don't blindly choose a subject because of the advice of other classmates or parents. You have to choose according to your actual situation.
2.Don't just focus on grades:While grades are one of the most important factors in choosing a subject, don't just focus on grades and ignore other factors. Choose the right combination of subjects for you.
3.Don't give up easily:If you find that the chosen subject is not suitable for you or that it is difficult to learn Xi, do not give up or change your choice easily. You can seek help from teachers or classmates to improve or adjust Xi strategies and methods to improve Xi learning and performance.
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