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Selection of arts and sciences in senior high school: getting out of the misunderstanding

Grasping the advantages

The choice of arts and sciences has always been a headache, and many people want to do it from the beginning. When thinking about whether to study liberal arts or science, what do many students and parents think of first? Which of the liberal arts and science has a better employment prospect in the future?

more promising? ?

actually, the question itself is wrong.

Because no matter liberal arts or science,

all correspond to many majors,

all have good majors, and

all have majors that are relatively difficult to find jobs, such as historical philosophy in liberal arts and geological archaeology in science, etc., it is meaningless to directly refer to liberal arts

subjects. Moreover, no matter what major, even if it is poor, if you can learn it well, you can still have a good future. Even if it is a good major, if you learn it badly, it is not easy to find a job.

So, the key question is not which is better, liberal arts or science, but whether I am more suitable to study liberal arts or science? In these two subjects, which one can give full play to my advantages, which one can study better and which one I am really interested in? Only by finding the answers to these

questions can we make the right choice.

if you are suitable for yourself, can learn well and are interested, you will get good grades in the college entrance examination in the future, enter a good school and a good major, and you will

have a broader future.

This is the crux of the problem.

Without these things, to talk about the pros and cons of arts and sciences is an armchair strategist.

When I was faced with a choice in my first year of high school, my grades in liberal arts and science were actually very good. My head teacher dragged me to the office

room and gave me two hours of ideological work. She strongly advised me to study science, because she thought science was more promising, and the most important reason

was that it was easy to transfer to liberal arts in the future. If you choose liberal arts, it will be almost impossible to transfer to science in the future. But I still resolutely chose liberal arts, because I think my specialty and interest lie in this. Finally, I was admitted to the Law School of Renmin University of China with the first place in liberal arts in Tianjin.

Now,

I am still very satisfied with my choice at that time.

Objectively speaking, most of the differences between arts and sciences mentioned by my class teacher are true. I studied economics as a graduate student, which is a traditional liberal arts major, but many students in my class studied science in high school and undergraduate stage, some studied surveying and mapping, some studied exploration, and even learned airplane manufacturing. But they can still learn economics well. And if I want to

study college physical chemistry or something now, it is almost impossible. In this sense, science has a wider choice than liberal arts.

but no matter how wide a person's choices are, in the end, like everyone else, he can only choose one way to develop. I like liberal arts

and economics, and I learn them well, which is enough. Why should I have the ability to learn college physics

? I am now engaged in writing, speaking and other activities, which are closely related to my liberal arts skills in high school and university, and this is what I am most interested in, so I feel very happy.

if I had chosen science at that time, I believe my grades would have been good, but I would never have won the first place in the city. Because liberal arts is my most suitable and favorite subject, while science is not.

The advantages of science are wide choice, professional study, clear orientation in employment and less competition. If you study bioengineering, it is impossible for students majoring in other fields, such as economics or < P > bridge design, post and telecommunications, to compete with you for jobs in this field. However, if you study marketing, then recruiting

marketing personnel positions, in fact, almost all liberal arts majors have the potential to compete with you

Although you will have a

advantage, this advantage is not as absolute as bioengineering for bridge design.

But that's the problem with science. Your major will limit your direction of finding a job, and students majoring in bioengineering are almost uncompetitive in other aspects except biology. Although you can choose a job such as marketing or enterprise management, this

means that the professional knowledge you studied in high school for two years and college for four years is almost completely invalid and you must start over. For liberal arts majors,

it is much better to deal with this aspect. For example, I study law as an undergraduate and economics as a graduate, but it is obviously helpful to have good legal knowledge and legal logic in the process of studying economics. Economic analysis of law? It's also something I studied seriously < P > when I was an undergraduate.

There is another serious problem in the study of science, that is, if you really can't learn a certain subject well, then this

subject is basically finished, which will leave an amazing gap with outstanding students. I take the well-known mathematics as an example. It is normal for excellent students to score above

13

in the math college entrance examination, but if someone really can't learn math well, it is also normal to score

3

and

4

. In subjects such as Chinese and politics, there would be no such amazing gap. It is

very difficult to score above

13

in politics, history and Chinese in the college entrance examination, but it is not easy to score below

8

.

So, if you are good at science subjects and have no interest in political history, then you obviously choose science. If

the situation is the opposite, it is obviously to choose liberal arts. If you feel that there is really nothing you can do about one course in chemical physics, but you can't learn political history

Chinese, Mathematics, English, Physical Chemistry

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well, then I think it's best to choose liberal arts, because if you don't do well in one course in physical chemistry, you may be left behind by others for dozens of points

to hundreds of points, and political history will not be learned anyway as long as you work hard.

As for mathematics, for a liberal arts student, if he has an advantage in this field, then he can guarantee that he has got a good result in the college entrance examination since

. If a student feels completely helpless about mathematics, then it is better to

choose liberal arts.

The real pain is those students whose grades are average, as if they are not particularly outstanding in any subject, but they are not particularly good in any subject

. The most important thing at this time is to look at personal interests. If you are determined to pursue the major of law, you should choose

liberal arts. Although it is no problem for science students to study law, a good knowledge of politics and history in high school will obviously be of great benefit for you to study law in the future. If you really don't like political history, but like something more objective and simple

and numerical calculation, then don't choose liberal arts reluctantly. ? Interest is the best teacher? , the power of this

sentence, the longer it takes, the more it will show its power. If you choose a subject that you

have no interest in against your inner preferences for some other reasons, even if you can learn it well for a while, you will always feel tired, miserable and uncertain after a long time.

When you are not sure whether you are best at liberal arts or science, or whether you prefer liberal arts or science,

there is a way,

close your eyes and imagine what kind of person you most want to be in the future. A scientist, an economist, a politician, an architect or something else. Then ask yourself what

knowledge you should have to be such a person, and you will find the correct answer at this time.

How to choose the liberal arts and sciences correctly

From the day when the college entrance examination form of

3+X

started,

it was doomed that our generations of students had to face this

problem today. Choose liberal arts or science? Many students feel? Difficult at both ends? . Therefore, after half a semester's careful investigation and

research, we have come up with a set of scientific and reasonable methods for choosing arts and sciences:

1.

Pay attention to the choice of arts and sciences and put an end to the blind selection of subjects

The college entrance examination is self-evident for every student. But it's just a destination. More importantly, what

road should we take to get to this destination? There are two ways before us now-choosing the text or choosing the reason. Faced with this important choice, which is no less important in our lives than the college entrance examination, each of us should attach great importance to it. However,

there are still many people who disagree and choose subjects blindly without careful consideration. There are mainly the following kinds of subjects selected blindly:

(1)? One-sided Choose which subject according to which subject has more people;

(2) According to the traditional concept, choose which subject is considered to be good;

(3) Poor learning attitude, choosing which subject you think is easy to study;

(4) Find a way for work prematurely, and choose which subject you think is good for making money;

(5) Emotional impulse, thinking that you are good with someone and then choose (including puppy love);

(6) Choose according to parents' requirements.

None of the above is a good basis for choosing arts and science, and it is often the main direct cause of learning difficulties after choosing a subject. According to the survey, there are

76.4%

senior two and senior three students who find that their chosen subjects are not suitable for them and regret it. However,

how easy is it to change your major? And time and energy are not allowed, so

9%

people can't change their major. Thus, we

should carefully consider how crucial the choice of arts and sciences is, and resolutely put an end to blind selection of subjects.

second,

how to choose arts and science?

After a lot of investigation and analysis and interviews with many teachers, we have summed up the following points (including the opinions of teachers and top students in Grade Two and Grade Three):

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Interest. Interest is the greatest motivation for learning, and interest is the first premise regardless of the selection of essays and theories. For example,

Hao Yu, the top liberal arts scholar in the college entrance examination in 21

, said in an interview. My strength is science, but I loved liberal arts since I was a child, and I kept it until < P > high school, so I chose liberal arts and achieved success. ? Therefore, if you are interested in something in your life, pay close attention to it, or have more energy when taking a certain course < P >, you can consider choosing this subject. In short, it must be right to always put interest first.

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, specialty. Specialty is the propellant of learning. It will make your study handy, and you will be better than others in the competition, which is an important basis for the choice of arts and sciences < P >. So how do you find your own specialty (talent)? If you feel particularly good about a certain subject, or get better results in the same

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time than other subjects, or the results obtained in a small amount of time are equivalent to or better than those obtained in other sciences, if some of your own specialties are closely related to a certain subject, it shows that you have the specialty and

ability to learn this subject. You should consider which subject can better play and promote the development of your specialty.

3

,

Achievement:

Achievement is the most practical basis for this selection.

So it is very important to know the exact situation of your grades in all subjects

.

Teacher Wu of the political group said:

It is very necessary for students to check their scores in various subjects,

and the ranking of their scores in literature and science,

and make a concrete analysis and comparison to see which subject they are more competitive. Moreover, we should pay special attention to the division of subjects by three colas and understand the vital role of these three subjects in the choice of arts and sciences.

Chinese: as the basis of learning in all subjects, it is closely related to each subject. In contrast, Chinese is more closely related to liberal arts.

Therefore, liberal arts should be chosen because Chinese is better and liberal arts is slightly better than science. However, if science is better than literature, there is an advantage in choosing science, because most science students are not strong in Chinese, so good Chinese can improve their competitiveness. (Comments from the Chinese teacher

)

Mathematics: The main subjects of liberal arts and science are comparable to Chinese in promoting competitiveness, but science has higher requirements for mathematics.

Of course, mathematics also plays an important role in solving some problems in liberal arts (such as geographical temperature, sun height, etc.). (Comments from the teachers of Mathematics

Group)

English: Although its status is equivalent to that of Chinese and Mathematics in high school, it is the highest in college. No matter what you study, English is a compulsory and compulsory subject. Good English scores can make you more free to choose arts and sciences.

4

,

Ideal:

Everyone has an ideal,

and it may be your goal.

Then choosing a subject close to your ideal will promote the study of this subject. For example, if you want to be an entrepreneur, the liberal arts will be closer to this ideal, and you may be more active and proactive in learning liberal arts, and your academic performance may be better.

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Society: Observe and analyze the social trends, and understand the social demand for talents, because this time, the arts and sciences are chosen not only to test

the college entrance examination, but in the long run,