The combination of materialization and politics is a good combination, which is suitable for students with good grades but not top students, and also for students with good political studies.
The combination of materialization and politics mainly has the following advantages:
1, majors are not restricted: if you choose physics and chemistry, you don't have to worry about the choice of majors, because almost all science and engineering majors require you to choose physics, physics and chemistry or physics, chemistry and biology, while most majors in literature and history are not restricted. Of course, if you choose this combination, the possibility of majoring in news history is very small, and all majors in the world can choose.
2. The learning difficulty is relatively small: compared with the combination of physics and chemistry, this combination is less biological and more political. Politics will be easier than biology in learning difficulty and workload.
3. Grading is more advantageous: most students who choose politics have poor grades. If you have an absolute advantage in politics, it is easy to score higher.
4. Reduce the number of subjects to study: Because the new college entrance examination is now implemented and the old textbooks are used, there are four compulsory subjects in politics, which may not be completed until the last semester of Grade Two, while other elective subjects can be completed in the next semester of Grade One. If you don't choose politics, you will have to study politics in the second semester of senior high school, which is equivalent to learning one more subject.
5. The need for postgraduate entrance examination and examination of civil servants: University politics is a compulsory public course, and politics is a compulsory subject for postgraduate entrance examination and examination of civil servants. Learning well in high school will definitely help in the future.
The deficiency of the combination of materialization and politics;
1, the thinking of science and liberal arts is very different: students who like physics and chemistry rarely like to recite, but they prefer to swim in the sea of questions, while politics is a purely liberal arts major, which requires more recitation than history and geography, so it will be more difficult for students with good science thinking to recite politics. From the point of solving problems, liberal arts prefer to dig words, which is different from science and is easy to interfere with each other.
2. Political changes have a great impact on stability: even students with excellent grades can hardly guarantee that they can get high marks in politics, especially in the scoring mode, top students have no obvious advantage in politics. Politics, in particular, involves many current events, which requires students to pay attention to, and their knowledge may change greatly. Students often need to borrow new textbooks from senior one when reviewing in senior three, which is a phenomenon that is not found in other disciplines.
It is difficult to form a fixed class, because few people choose. Although taking classes has become very common under the elective mode, it has a great influence on teaching and learning. Everyone knows this very well. You can skip classes if you don't attend classes, and try to attend classes regularly. Then the problem is coming. The number of students who choose the combination of physics, chemistry and politics is small, which directly affects the formation of classes. Students are likely to form classes with other groups of students, such as physics and chemistry history, and then politics is likely to leave the class, which will impact students' study.