How should the recruiting teacher fill in the college entrance examination volunteers?

1. In general, there are a batch of regular undergraduate classes, a batch of regular undergraduate classes, a batch of regular undergraduate classes, and a batch of regular vocational (junior college) classes. The so-called "parallel volunteer" means that candidates can fill in a number of parallel but logical college volunteers. In accordance with the principle of "giving priority to scores and following the will", the candidates who have reached the provincial-level filing control scores in literature, history, science and engineering are ranked from high to low according to the total scores of candidates (cultural course scores+national care policies), and then filed in turn.

2. parallel volunteer's bidding principle is "score first, follow will". First of all, all candidates are ranked from high to low according to the ranking results, which embodies the principle of "score first"; Then, according to the candidates' ranking, the "parallel volunteer" order of candidates' reporting from A college to B, C, D, E and F colleges is searched in turn, which embodies the principle of "volunteering". For example, a candidate filled in six volunteers, searched for an institution with a score that met the A volunteer, and then voted for a school, and then he stopped searching; If Volunteer A doesn't match, continue to search Volunteer B. If it matches, file it. If it doesn't match, keep searching until the last volunteer. If they don't match, go and collect volunteers or the next batch.

3. In order to accurately understand the situation of students in each school, reduce the number of candidates who drop out of the file, and confirm the file transfer line of each school, before the formal file transfer in parallel volunteer, the Provincial Admissions Office will have two interactive communication with colleges and universities to conduct "simulated file transfer". Simulated filing refers to the pre-filing according to the enrollment plan and proportion of colleges and universities before formal filing. When pre-filing, colleges and universities are allowed to check the overall situation of college students, and colleges and universities determine the proportion of filing accordingly. According to the proportion of enrollment institutions, the provincial admissions office formally submitted a one-time investment to the enrollment institutions. Once the candidate's file is submitted, the candidate's follow-up wishes will no longer be retrieved. Therefore, candidates only have one chance to file.

4. Some candidates and parents are worried about whether there is "being marked" in the simulated file, and whether the file line is set high or low for specific candidates. This kind of worry is unnecessary. The provincial admissions office will not provide detailed information of candidates to colleges and universities when simulating the enrollment of colleges and universities, but provide the overall situation of students according to the number of enrollment plans and the proportion of enrollment of each school. In order to reduce the number of dropouts and ensure the completion of the enrollment plan, colleges and universities can lower or raise the shift line according to the students' situation. The process of file simulation is dynamic, and there is a strong correlation between universities. Adjusting the shift line of one university will affect the whole body, and the shift lines of other universities will also change. Therefore, colleges and universities cannot "draw a clear line with people."

5. At the time of formal bidding, all bidding institutions will be unconditionally accepted, except that candidates will be dismissed for professional disobedience and physical factors. Therefore, candidates are required to pay attention to whether they obey the voluntary adjustment and be responsible for their college entrance examination results when filling in their volunteers. In the past, due to 1.20% of the planned number of colleges and universities, some candidates would still be rejected even if they entered the bidding line.

6. Although a candidate meets the admission requirements of six parallel voluntary institutions, these six institutions are all potential institutions of the candidate. It can also be said that no matter which volunteer meets the admission requirements and is filed, it will be regarded as the candidate's first choice. However, the six volunteers reported by candidates are in order. For specific candidates, search one by one according to the parallel volunteer order given by the candidates. If the candidates' total scores meet the requirements of colleges and universities A, they will be transferred to colleges and universities A. In this case, even if the candidates' scores meet the requirements of colleges and universities B, C, D, E and F, they will not be transferred to colleges and universities A again. So "parallel volunteer" is not an equal volunteer.

At the same time, "parallel volunteer" is not "parallel admission". Some candidates and parents believe that if their grades meet the admission conditions of six parallel voluntary colleges, they may be admitted to six colleges at the same time. This understanding is wrong. In order to avoid the waste of educational resources, the current admission system is still carried out in strict accordance with the enrollment plan. At present, you can't cast multiple files, only one file. Once the candidates' files are put into voluntary institutions, the volunteers of other institutions will be invalidated immediately. For every candidate, when applying for admission in parallel volunteer, there is still only one admission opportunity.

7. From the practice of enrollment outside the province, parallel volunteer has the following advantages: First, it greatly reduces the psychological pressure of candidates when filling in their volunteers. In the past, candidates had to choose one of several institutions as their "first choice" when filling in their volunteers, which increased their anxiety. And "parallel volunteer" can put together colleges and universities at the same level corresponding to its own strength, and fill in several colleges and universities at the same time, which increases the space for voluntary choice, reduces the risk of volunteering, and helps candidates to fill in their volunteers reasonably according to their scores, interests, hobbies and specialties.

Second, it is conducive to properly handling the contradiction between scores and volunteers and reducing the failure of high-scoring candidates. Parallel volunteer follows the principle of "scores first, voluntary participation". Even if the first volunteer fails, five volunteers still have a chance to play a role. Therefore, parallel volunteer solved the problem that candidates with high scores failed the list due to improper voluntary reporting.

The third is to avoid the phenomenon of college students "bumping into files" or "breaking files" and reduce the consulting risk of colleges and universities. After the establishment of parallel volunteer, the enrollment of key colleges and universities is concentrated, the investment line is generally improved, and ordinary colleges and universities have their own places, which effectively solves the phenomenon of "big and small years" in the process of college enrollment.

The fourth is to improve candidates' voluntary satisfaction and alleviate the phenomenon of "recording is not what they want". Generally speaking, only one satisfactory institution can be selected to fill in the form voluntarily. If there is an error, it may be "not desirable". In the "parallel volunteer", candidates can choose several favorite institutions at the same time, and there is more room for candidates to express their wishes, which not only improves the satisfaction of candidates' volunteers, but also improves the registration rate of college freshmen. Parallel volunteer's investment admission model has many advantages, but it doesn't mean that this model is risk-free. At present, there are still some risks in parallel volunteer, which need to attract the attention of candidates and parents.

First, the risk of normal failure still exists. The principle of merit-based admission allows institutions to transfer files slightly more than the number of enrollment plans. Therefore, some candidates who file more than the planned number will face the risk of being rejected.

Second, the risks brought by one-time filing. Because parallel volunteer's filing admission mode is to submit all the electronic files of candidates who meet the requirements of colleges and universities to colleges and universities at one time, and at the same time, after the files submitted by colleges and universities are searched voluntarily by computers, parallel volunteer's filing admission work can be completed at one time. After failing to file or file, institutions will return the electronic files of candidates who do not meet their admission conditions. These candidates can only participate in the solicitation of volunteers or the next batch of admissions.

Third, positioning inappropriate risks. If the six parallel volunteer filled in by the candidates are all too high, that is to say, the total score of the candidates fails to reach six colleges and universities in parallel volunteer, it is impossible to file the candidates' files.

Fourth, the risk of not obeying the adjustment. The electronic files put in by the Admissions Office of Gansu Province are put in according to the total number of students planned by colleges and universities, and colleges and universities are enrolled by professional volunteers. When the number of applicants for popular majors in colleges and universities exceeds the planned number of majors, candidates will fail to obey the professional wishes.