Consult previous students to repeat their studies (Tianjin)

1. Our teacher said that the new curriculum reform in all parts of the country was quite a failure. These new books were written by some graduate students who came back from studying abroad, which is a word-chaos. For example, history has been changed into compulsory political history, compulsory economic history and compulsory ideological history, and two books, the history of war and the history of people, have been selected. When the teacher is required to talk about the Revolution of 1911, he must mention the national capitalism of compulsory two and the Three People's Principles of compulsory three. When he takes "The Character of Dr. Sun Yat-sen", he must repeat it. For the most important concept of time in history, it is very confusing.

As long as you work hard, time is enough. Politics has increased the common sense of cultural life and elective economics, and geography has not changed much. We have an elective book called urban and rural planning this year. I heard that it will be changed to natural disasters next time. English has higher requirements for students in the new curriculum standard, and there are more words. Mathematics has added some new knowledge points.

3. What I learned before the curriculum reform accounts for a large proportion in the new curriculum standard, that is, adding some and reducing some.

It's hard to say, it depends on you.

5. 10 is more difficult than in 2009, but the sentences are relatively loose. For liberal arts, the first line is 5 19, and the second line is 466. The new curriculum standard elevation test questions are more difficult than before.

6. New question type: The inverse function has been deleted in mathematics, and three views and program block diagrams have been added, and the probability in big questions has changed.

English is changed into task-based reading by deleting short passages to correct mistakes.

The question types of other subjects have not changed, that is, the comprehensive literature is divided into three subjects to give questions separately.

Supplementary explanation:

1. You'd better download a set of college entrance examination questions in 2009 from the Internet. 10, do it by yourself, feel the questions in the new course and see how confident you are.

2. If you want to repeat, choosing a repeat school becomes a big problem. To be sure, the repeat classes in all schools are not as good as the regular classes. It is impossible to use a good teacher for you, and the management is not strict. If possible, it is best to choose to change classes and repeat, and the quality is guaranteed. Hua Yao can jump out after a line, but it's hard to say when you are separated for a year. Ask yourself.

Appendix New Curriculum Standard Textbook Catalogue

1. History

Compulsory political history

Unit 1 China's Ancient Political System

The Political System of Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties

The second lesson is the formation of centralization in Qin Dynasty.

The third lesson is the evolution of political system from Han Dynasty to Yuan Dynasty.

The fourth lesson is to strengthen the absolute monarchy in Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Unit 2 The Political System of Ancient Greece and Rome

Lesson 5 Ancient Greek Democracy

Lesson 6 The Origin and Development of Roman Law

Exploring the "dark" active class in medieval Western Europe —— Reading and discussing historical materials

Unit 3 Establishment and Development of Modern Western Capitalist Political System

Lesson 7 The Establishment of British Constitutional Monarchy

Lesson 8 The Establishment of the American Federal Government

Lesson 9 the expansion of capitalist political system in continental Europe

Unit 4 The trend of anti-aggression and democracy in modern China

the opium war

taiping rebellion

Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895 and Eight-Nation Alliance's invasion of China.

the Revolution of 1911

The rise of the new democratic revolution

Ten years of confrontation between China and the United States

War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression

war of liberation

From scientific socialist theory to the establishment of socialist system

The birth of Marxism

The Victory of Russian October Revolution

Unit 6 Political Construction in Modern China and the Reunification of the Motherland

Lesson 20 Democratic Political Construction in New China

The tortuous development of democratic political construction

Lesson 22 The Great Cause of the Reunification of the Motherland

Unit 7 Foreign Relations of Modern China

Lesson 23 Diplomacy in the Early Period of New China

Lesson 24 Creating a New Diplomatic Situation

Unit 8 The multipolarization trend of the current world political structure

Lesson 25 The Formation of Bipolar World

Lesson 26 the emergence of the trend of multipolarization in the world

Lesson 27 The World Pattern at the Turn of the Century

Compulsory two economic history

Unit 1 The basic structure and characteristics of China's ancient economy

1 developing ancient agriculture

2 the progress of ancient handicraft industry

3 the development of ancient commerce

4 ancient economic policies

Unit 2 Formation and Development of the Capitalist World Market

5. Open up new routes

6 colonial expansion and the expansion of the world market

7 The First Industrial Revolution

the second industrial revolution

The change of China's modern economic structure and the tortuous development of capitalism.

9 changes in the economic structure of modern China

10 the tortuous development of Chinese national capitalism

Unit 4 Building Roads in Socialism with Chinese characteristics

1 1 the development and twists and turns of economic construction

12 from planned economy to market economy

13 the pattern of opening to the outside world has initially taken shape.

Unit 5 Changes of Modern Social Life in China

Changes in material life and customs

15 progress in transportation and communication means

16 changes in mass media

Exploring the centennial changes of people's livelihood in China in the activity class

Adjustment of world capitalist economic policies

17 unprecedented serious economic crisis in the capitalist world

18 Roosevelt's new deal

19 New changes in capitalism after World War II

Socialist construction in the Soviet Union

20 From "wartime * * * productism" to "Stalin model"

2 1 Economic Reform of the Soviet Union after World War II

Globalization trend of world economy

The Formation of the Capitalist World Economic System after the Second World War

23 regional collectivization of the world economy

24 Globalization of the world economy

Compulsory history of three ideological trends

The first unit is the evolution of the mainstream thought of China's traditional culture.

"A hundred schools of thought contend" and the formation of Confucianism

The second lesson is "oust a hundred schools of thought and respect Confucianism alone"

Lesson 3 Neo-Confucianism in Song and Ming Dynasties

Lesson 4 Active Confucianism in Ming and Qing Dynasties

Unit 2 the origin and development of western humanistic spirit

Lesson 5 The Origin of Western Humanism

Lesson 6 Renaissance and Reformation

Lesson 7 Enlightenment

Unit 3 Science, Technology, Literature and Art in Ancient China

Lesson 8 Inventions and Discoveries in Ancient China

Lesson 9 Outstanding Literature

Charming art of painting, calligraphy and opera

Unit 4 Scientific development of the world since modern times

Lesson 65438 Great Progress in Physics

Unlock the secret of the origin of life

From Steam Engine to Internet

Unit 5 The Ideological Emancipation Trend in Modern China

Lesson 14 from "learning from foreigners" to reform

The New Culture Movement and the Spread of Marxism

China's main theoretical achievements since the 20th century.

The Formation and Development of the Three People's Principles

Mao Zedong Thought

Theoretical exploration in the new period

Unit 7 Science, Technology, Education, Literature and Art in Modern China

Major scientific and technological achievements since the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Lesson 20 "Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom" and "A Hundred Schools of Thought Contend"

The Development of Education in Modern China

/kloc-world literature and art since the 0/9th century

Lesson 22 The Prosperity of Literature

Lesson 23 Brilliance of Fine Arts

Lesson 24 Music and Film and Television Art

Elective course-history of war

Unit 1 World War I

1 The outbreak of World War I

A protracted war.

3 the collapse of the alliance group

The consequences of the First World War

The world under the Versailles-Washington system

1 Paris peace conference

Versailles System and League of Nations

3 Washington Conference

Four attempts to keep the peace

Unit 3 World War II

11929 ~1933 capitalist economic crisis

2. Local anti-fascist struggle

3 heading for the world war

The full-scale outbreak of World War II.

The expansion of the second world war

The turning point of World War II.

World War II ended.

The influence of the victory of the world anti-fascist war

Inquiry Activity Class —— Enlightenment from World War I —— What did the war bring to mankind?

Cold War and Peace under Yalta System

1 Formation of bipolar pattern

The beginning of the cold war

3 US-Soviet hegemony

4 the end of the bipolar pattern

A burning local war

1 Korean War

Vietnam War

3 The origin and development of the Middle East issue

4 The tortuous Middle East peace process

5 Conflicts in the South Asian subcontinent

6 Iran-Iraq War

7 Gulf War

Unit 6 Peace and Development

1 Establishment and functions of the United Nations

Anti-war peace movement of people all over the world

3 Peace and development: the theme of today's world

Elective course-human history

Unit 1 China Ancient Politicians

Qin Shihuang, the first emperor who unified China.

Lesson 2 Emperor Taizong, the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty

Lesson 3 Kangxi Emperor, Defender of Uniting Multi-ethnic Countries

Unit 2 Sages of the East and the West

Confucius, the founder of Confucian culture

The first lesson of inquiry activity: following Confucius' footsteps

Lesson 2 Plato, the representative of western philosophy

Lesson 3 Aristotle, the Master of Ancient Greek Culture

Outstanding figures in the bourgeois revolutionary era in Europe and America

British revolutionary leader Cromwell

Lesson 2 Washington, the father of America

Lesson 3 Napoleon the Lion

Unit 4 Pioneer of Asian Awakening

Sun Yat-sen, the pioneer of China's democratic revolution

Lesson 2 Mahatma Gandhi

Lesson 3 Kemal, the founder of new Turkey

Unit 5 Proletarian revolutionaries

Marx, the founder of scientific socialism

Lesson 2 Engels, proletarian revolutionary mentor

Lesson 3 Lenin, the founder of the first socialist country

Lesson 4 Mao Zedong, the Founder of New China

Lesson 5 Deng Xiaoping, the chief architect of China's reform, opening up and modernization.

Explore the story of spring in class two.

Unit 6 Outstanding Scientists

Li Shizhen, an outstanding Chinese medicine practitioner.

Lesson 2 Zhan Tianyou, the Father of Chinese Railways

Lesson 3 Li Siguang, the founder of geomechanics in China.

Lesson 4 Newton, the Father of Modern Science

Lesson 5 Einstein, a great scientist in the 20th century.

2. Politics

Ideological and Political 1 (Compulsory) Economic Life

Unit 1 Life and Consumption

Lesson 1 Magic Currency

Unveil the mystery of money

Credit instruments and foreign exchange

Lesson 2 changeable prices

Factors affecting prices

The impact of price changes

Lesson 3 Colorful Consumption

Consumption and its types

Establish a correct view of consumption

Comprehensively explore the correct treatment of money

Unit 2 Production, Labor and Management

Lesson 4 Production and Economic System

Develop production to meet consumption

China's basic economic system

Lesson 5 Enterprises and Laborers

The management of the company

Laborers in the new era

Lesson 6 the choice of investment and financial management

Savings deposits and commercial banks

Stocks, bonds and insurance

Comprehensive exploration to prepare for employment and self-employment.

Unit 3 Income and Distribution

Lesson 7 The Distribution of Personal Income

Distribution according to work is the main body, and various modes of distribution coexist.

Income distribution and social equity

Lesson 8 Finance and Taxation

national income

Taxes and taxes

Comprehensively explore, improve efficiency and promote fairness.

Unit 4 Developing the Socialist Market Economy

Lesson 9 Entering the Socialist Market Economy

Market allocation resources

socialist market economy

Lesson 10 Social Development View and Economic Construction of a Well-off Society

The economic goal of building a well-off society in an all-round way

Science is developing well and rapidly.

Lesson 11 Economic Globalization and Opening to the Outside World

Facing economic globalization

Actively participate in international economic competition and cooperation.

A comprehensive discussion on economic globalization and China.

Ideological and Political 2 (Compulsory) Political Life

Unit 1 Citizen's Political Life

Living in a country where people are masters of their own affairs.

People's democratic dictatorship: the essence is that the people are masters of their own affairs.

Political Rights and Duties: Criteria for Participation in Political Life

Lesson Two Political Participation of China Citizens

Democratic election: cast a rational vote

Democratic decision-making: making the best choice

Democratic management: * * Create a happy life.

Democratic Supervision: Protecting Public Homes

Comprehensively explore orderly and disorderly political participation

Unit 2 the government serves the people

Lesson 3 Our government is the people's government.

Functions of government: management and service

Responsibility of the government: responsible to the people.

Our government is supervised by the people.

Government power: exercising according to law

Exercise of Power: Need Supervision

Integrate and explore where the authority of the government comes from.

Unit 3 Developing Socialist Democratic Politics

Lesson 5 The People's Congress System in China

People's Congress: the organ of state power

People's Congress System: China's Fundamental Political System

Lesson 6 China's Political Party System

China's ruling party: history and people's choice

China * * * Production Party: People-oriented, Governing for the People.

* * * Multi-party cooperation and political consultation system under the leadership of the Producer Party: a political party system with China characteristics.

Lesson 7 China's system of regional ethnic autonomy and religious policy

Principles for handling ethnic relations: equality, unity and prosperity.

The system of regional national autonomy: a basic political system suitable for the national conditions

Comprehensive inquiry: the characteristics and advantages of socialist democratic politics

Unit 4 Contemporary International Society

Lesson 8 Contact with the International Community

The main members of the international community: sovereign States and international organizations

The decisive factor of international relations: national interests

Lesson 9 Maintaining World Peace and Promoting Common Development

Peace and development: the theme of the times

Multi-polarization of the world: irreversible

The purpose of China's foreign policy is to safeguard world peace and promote common development.

Explore the path of peaceful development in China in an all-round way.

Ideological Politics 3 (Compulsory) Cultural Life-This is a new book.

Unit 1 Culture and Life

Lesson 1 Culture and Society

Appreciate culture

Culture and Economy, Politics

Lesson 2 the influence of culture on people

Feel the influence of culture

Culture shapes life.

Comprehensive exploration focuses on cultural competitiveness

Unit 2 Cultural Inheritance and Innovation

Lesson 3 Cultural Diversity and Cultural Exchange

Diversity of world culture

Culture spreads in communication.

Lesson 4 Cultural Inheritance and Cultural Development

Inheritance of traditional culture

Culture develops through inheritance.

Lesson 5 Cultural Innovation

The Source and Function of Cultural Innovation

Ways of cultural innovation

Explore and build a "learning society" in an all-round way

Unit 3 China Culture and National Spirit

Lesson 6 Our China Culture

China culture with a long history.

Extensive and profound China culture.

Lesson 7 Our National Spirit

Eternal Chinese national spirit

Carry forward the spirit of the Chinese nation

Fully explore and cast the spiritual pillar of the Chinese nation

Unit 4 Developing Socialism with Chinese characteristics Culture

Lesson 8 Walking into Cultural Life

Rich and colorful cultural life

Choice in Cultural Life

Lesson 9 Promoting the Great Development and Prosperity of Socialist Culture

Adhere to the orientation of advanced culture.

Building socialist spiritual civilization

Lesson 10 The Central Link of Cultural Development

Strengthen ideological and moral construction

Ideological and moral cultivation and scientific and cultural cultivation

Comprehensively explore and understand the advanced culture of contemporary China.

Ideological and Political 4 (Compulsory) Life and Philosophy

Unit 1 Life Wisdom and the Spirit of the Times

Lesson 1 A Guide to a Better Life

Life is full of philosophy.

World outlook theory

The second lesson is the idea of winning every battle.

Basic problems of philosophy

Materialism and idealism

Lesson 3 the essence of the spirit of the times

True philosophy is the spiritual essence of our time.

Great changes in the history of philosophy

A comprehensive exploration of philosophy questioning life

Unit 2 Exploring the World and Pursuing the Truth

Lesson 4 Exploring the Nature of the World

The essence of the world

Understand the movement and grasp the law.

Lesson 5 Grasping the Mystery of Thinking

The essence of consciousness

The role of consciousness

Lesson 6 The Process of Seeking Truth

Where does human knowledge come from?

Pursuing and developing truth in practice

Explore in an all-round way, seek truth from facts and keep pace with the times.

Unit 3 Thinking Methods and Innovative Consciousness

The seventh lesson is the connection view of materialist dialectics.

The world is universally connected.

Look at the problem from the perspective of connection

Lesson 8 The Outlook on Development of Materialist Dialectics

The world is always developing.

Look at the problem from a developmental perspective

Lesson 9 Essence and Core of Materialist Dialectics

Contradiction is the source and motive force of the development of things.

Look at the problem from the viewpoint of unity of opposites

Lesson 10 Innovation Consciousness and Social Progress

Establishing innovative consciousness is the requirement of materialist dialectics.

Innovation is the soul of national progress.

Explore in an all-round way, adhere to materialist dialectics and oppose metaphysics.

Unit 4 Understanding Society and Value Choice

Lesson 1 1 Looking for the true meaning of society

The law of social development

The theme of social history

Lesson 12 Realizing the Value of Life

Values and values

Value judgment and value choice

Creation and realization of value

All-round exploration, firm ideals and brilliant achievements

Elective course-general knowledge of economics

Theoretical Legacy of Classical Economics Masters

1 Smith's theoretical contribution

2 Smith's policy proposition

3 Ricardo's theoretical contribution

4 Ricardo's policy proposition

The Great Contribution of Marxist Economics

1 Establishment of Marxist Political Economy

2 Marx's theory of labor value

3 Marx's surplus value theory

4 Marx's theory of economic crisis

Topic 3 the rise of modern market economy in western countries and its main models

1 Roosevelt's new deal

2 Keynesian Revolution

3 Neoliberalism

Four main models of modern market economy in western countries

Topic 4: a preliminary study of socialist economic theory

1 Lenin's exploration of socialist economic theory

2 Stalin's exploration of socialist economic theory

3 Mao Zedong's theoretical exploration of socialist economic construction

4 Mao Zedong's understanding of the socialist commodity economy

Topic 5 Exploration of Socialist Market Economy in China

1 the formation and function of China's planned economic system

2 Exploration of the theory of socialist market economy

3 the establishment of the socialist market economic system

4. Improve the socialist market economic system

3. Geography

Compulsory 1- physical geography

The first chapter planet earth

Section 1 Earth in the universe

The influence of the sun on the earth in the second quarter

The movement of the earth in the third quarter

The fourth section of the earth's circle structure

What should the lunar base look like?

Chapter II Earth's Atmosphere

The first section uneven cold and hot caused by atmospheric movement

Section 2 Pressure Belt and Wind Belt

Section 3 Common Weather Systems

Section IV Global Climate Change

Research on why the temperature in cities is higher than that in suburbs.

Chapter III Water on the Earth

Section 1 Water Cycle in Nature

Large-scale seawater movement in the second quarter

Third, rational utilization of water-saving resources

The question is whether Antarctic icebergs can be used to solve Saudi Arabia's water shortage problem.

Chapter IV Shaping Surface Morphology

Section 1 the power to create superficial forms

The formation of mountains in the second quarter

Section III Development of River Geomorphology

What is the future of Chongming Island?

The fifth chapter is the integrity and difference of natural geographical environment.

Section 1 Integrity of Natural Geographical Environment

Section 2 Differences in Natural Geographical Environment

How to treat the introduction of European cool-season turf into the northwest cities of China?

Compulsory 2- Human Geography

Chapter I Population Change

Section 1 Changes in Population

Section 2 Spatial changes of population

Section III Reasonable Population Capacity

How to treat the phenomenon of migrant workers in problem research

Chapter II Cities and Urbanization

Section 1 Urban Internal Spatial Structure

Section 2 Service Functions of Cities with Different Levels

Section 3 Urbanization

Question research from the city center to the suburbs, where do you choose to live?

Chapter III Formation and Development of Agricultural Regions

Section 1 Agricultural Location Selection

Section 2 Types of Agricultural Regions Mainly Based on Planting Industry

Section III Agricultural Regional Types with Animal Husbandry as the Main Factor

What will the agricultural park in my hometown be like?

Chapter IV Formation and Development of Industrial Zones

; Section 1 Industrial Location Factors and Location Selection

Section II Formation of Industrial Zone

Section III Traditional Industrial Zones and New Industrial Zones

Question research: What is the way out for Jiaozuo, a coal city?

Chapter V Traffic Layout and Its Influence

Section 1 Layout of modes of transport

Section 2 Impact of Traffic Layout Changes

Question research: Are there more bicycles or fewer bicycles in Beijing?

Chapter VI Coordinated Development of Humanities and Geographical Environment

The first section is the evolution of man-land relationship thought.

Section II Practice of Sustainable Development in China

What do you know about green food?

Compulsory 3- Regional Geography

Chapter I Geographical Environment and Regional Development

Section 1 Influence of Geographical Environment on Regional Development

Section 2 Application of Geographic Information Technology in Regional Geographic Environment Research

What conditions does the geographical environment provide for Singapore's economic development?

Chapter II Construction of Regional Ecological Environment

Section 1 Desertification Control —— Taking Northwest China as an Example

Section 2 Development and Protection of Forests —— Taking Amazon Tropical Forest as an Example

Why did the problem study stop developing the Great Northern Wilderness?

Chapter III Comprehensive Development and Utilization of Regional Natural Resources

Section 1 Development of Energy Resources —— Taking Shanxi Province as an Example

Section II Comprehensive Development of Rivers —— Taking Tennessee Valley in the United States as an Example

Study on whether a dam should be built on this river.

Chapter IV Regional Economic Development

Section 1 Regional Agricultural Development —— Taking Northeast China as an Example

Section II Regional Industrialization and Urbanization —— Taking the Pearl River Delta Region of China as an Example

Study how my hometown developed.

Chapter V Interregional Relations and Coordinated Regional Development

Section 1 Cross-regional Allocation of Resources —— Taking China West-East Gas Pipeline as an Example

Section 2 Industrial Transfer —— Taking East Asia as an Example

How to adjust the South-to-North Water Transfer Project

Elective course-Tourism Geography

Chapter 1 Modern Tourism and Its Functions

Section 1 Modern Tourism

Section II Significance of Modern Tourism to Regional Development

Chapter II Tourism Resources

Section 1 Classification and Characteristics of Tourism Resources

Section 2 Evaluation of Tourism Resources Development Conditions

Section III Tourism Resources in China

Chapter III Appreciation of Tourism Landscape

Section 1 Aesthetic Characteristics of Tourism Landscape

Section 2 Tourism Landscape Appreciation Methods

Section 3 Appreciation of Famous Tourist Scenery at Home and Abroad

Chapter IV Tourism Development and Protection

Section 1 Travel Rules

Section 2 Environmental Protection in Tourism Development

Section 2 Participation in Tourism Environmental Protection

Elective course-natural disasters

Chapter I Natural Disasters and Human Activities

Section 1 Natural Disasters and Their Effects

The influence of human activities on natural disasters in the third quarter

Chapter II Natural Disasters in China

Section 1 Characteristics of Natural Disasters in China

Geological disasters in China in the second quarter

Section III Hydrological Disasters in China

The fourth quarter meteorological disasters in China.

Section 5 Biological disasters in China

Chapter III Disaster Prevention and Mitigation

Section 1 Monitoring and Prevention of Natural Disasters

Section 2: Asking for help and assistance from natural disasters.

Section 3 Self-help and Mutual Aid in Natural Disasters

That's all. I've said a little too much. You can ask me if you don't understand.