Comparison of Chinese Curriculum Standards in 2011 and 2022

The new curriculum standards are released and are closely related to all students. Compared with the 2011 edition of the curriculum standards, what are the changes in the Chinese language curriculum standards this time? Read this article together to find out: On April 21, the Ministry of Education officially notified that the "Compulsory Education Curriculum Plan and Curriculum Standards (2022 Edition)" (hereinafter referred to as the "New Curriculum Standards") will begin in the fall semester of 2022. It has been 11 years since the last curriculum standards were released.

This year’s course standards have further consolidated the position of the king of the Chinese subject, accounting for 20~22 of the total class hours, ranking first. Compared with 2011, the proportion has not changed, and Chinese is still in the C position! In terms of the proportion of class hours, Chinese language must be a major subject in future exams, and students must pay attention to it.

Literacy and writing: about 3,500 words, standard writing, no changes; 2. Reading and appreciation: ·? Mandarin, reading speed 500 words/minute, no changes; ·Recite 80 poems and texts The total amount of reading is no less than 2.6 million words, no change·Read two or three classics every school year to build the experience of reading the entire book. New additions

Mainly include excellent Chinese traditional culture, revolutionary culture, and advanced socialism Cultural works should account for 60~70%! Therefore, in the daily learning process, we must pay attention to the accumulation of reading and writing materials on these three major themes