Changes in the new Chinese curriculum standards in 2022

The changes in the new Chinese curriculum standards in 2022 are introduced as follows:

The first change: the first position of Chinese is firmly established. In the 9 years of primary school and junior high school, the total class hours are 9522, of which Chinese accounts for 20-22, mathematics accounts for 13-15, and English accounts for 6-8. Sports and health accounted for 10-11. Let’s see, there are more Chinese classes than math and English combined. The examination questions in the future will definitely become more and more difficult, the amount will become larger and larger, and the requirements will become higher and higher. This is an inevitable trend.

The second change: Cultural confidence is included in the Chinese curriculum standards for the first time. Encourage the promotion of traditional culture. In the past, primary school students had to memorize 129 poems and essays in Chinese, but now the new curriculum standard requires 160 poems in six years of primary school. It also directly provides part of the recommended learning catalog for the 6th year of primary school. Therefore, in the future, children should insist on reading more ancient poems and memorizing more ancient poems.

The third change: the proportion of extracurricular reading has increased. In addition to testing basic Chinese words, reading comprehension, and composition, the new curriculum standards also include the reading of whole books, and clearly put forward the requirements for the quantity and quality of reading whole books. For example, children in grades 5-6 are required to read more than 1 million words after class, be able to grasp the main content of the book, and recommend the entire book and explain the reasons. You should read revolutionary and traditional works, literature, popular science, science fiction, etc.

The fourth change: the new curriculum standards clarify the standards of academic quality. In the past, it was not very clear how to learn Chinese and how to take the test. Now the new curriculum standards have stipulated what level each age group should achieve, and have given detailed quantitative standards. Including word requirements, reading requirements, writing requirements and expression requirements, etc., there is also an exploration and sorting section, etc. In the future, the examination of Chinese language will become more and more scientific.