What are the high school People’s Education Edition textbooks?

The new high school textbooks published by the People's Education Press require 9 subjects and 32 textbooks, with different numbers for each subject. The details are as follows:

Chinese: 5 compulsory books; Mathematics: 5 compulsory books; English: 5 compulsory books.

Physics: 2 compulsory books; Chemistry: 2 compulsory books; Biology: 3 compulsory books.

Politics: 4 required books; History: 3 required books; Geography: 3 required books.

The difference between compulsory textbooks and elective textbooks.

First, there are differences in learning goals and methods.

Different texts have different learning goals and learning methods. Therefore, in teaching, it is necessary to consider the difference between elective textbooks and compulsory textbooks, formulate different goals and teaching methods, and strive to suit the text characteristics of the selected textbooks. , to guide students to learn to the maximum extent.

Second, the positioning of elective and compulsory courses is different.

Elective electives are an extension of the compulsory courses. The elective courses are positioned to expand and improve on the basis of compulsory courses, focusing on the appreciation and cultivation function of the course, guiding students to conduct more in-depth exploration and research, and improve their literacy.

Third, there are different evaluation systems.

Elective courses are just "selective readings". They are not remedial courses for required courses, nor are they simply copying the university's elective course model. Rather, they formulate reasonable course goals based on the actual situation of the students and conduct them in depth and breadth. Appropriate expansion, advocacy of research, and emphasis on students' independent learning.

There are 11 books in the People's Education Edition of High School English, of which books 1-5 are compulsory and books 6-11 are elective. However, most areas and schools only learn elective 8.