What's the latest policy of Jiangsu college entrance examination in 2019? According to the website of the Ministry of education, eight provinces and cities, including Hebei, Liaoning, Jiangsu, Fujian, Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong and Chongqing, were determined to launch the comprehensive reform of the college entrance examination in 2018, starting from the first year students of senior high school who enrolled in the autumn of 2018. Recently, Changshu middle school held a mobilization meeting for senior one students to select subjects. The latest '3 + 1 + 2' mode of selecting subjects in the new college entrance examination will usher in a total score of 750 points.
Recently, "Jiangsu Changshu high school freshman election mobilization meeting video" spread on the Internet, in the video, a teacher introduced, Jiangsu new college entrance examination total score from 480 points to 750 points, will take 3 + 1 + 2 mode.
'3' refers to Chinese, mathematics and English, with 150 points in each subject, with a total of 450 points; '1' refers to the selection of one subject from physics and history, with the total score of 100 points and the original score being included; and '2' refers to the selection of two subjects in chemistry, biology, politics and geography, and the full score of 100 points is included in the total score.
According to the Ministry of education, Jiangsu and other eight provinces and cities have decided to start the comprehensive reform of the college entrance examination, starting from the first grade students of senior high school who enter the school in the autumn of 2018. In other words, in 2021, the full score of Jiangsu candidates for the college entrance examination is 750. At present, the total score of college entrance examination in Jiangsu Province is only 480. The unified examination subjects are Chinese, mathematics and foreign languages. Each subject score is set as: Chinese 160, mathematics 160, foreign language 120, a total of 440 points. There are 40 additional questions in Chinese and mathematics.
Some middle school teachers have said that as a result, the so-called 'small subjects' are no longer graded as they used to be, but scores. The higher the examinee's score, the better. However, some parents think that the adjustment of college entrance examination policy forces students to choose subjects as soon as possible, which will bring certain pressure to their children.