1, the depth and breadth of knowledge increase: the concepts involved in high school mathematics are abstract, such as functions, sets, vectors, etc. This requires students to have stronger abstract thinking ability. At the same time, the content of high school mathematics is more extensive, covering more branches of mathematics, such as algebra, geometry, probability statistics and so on.
2. The complexity of the topic is improved: the topic of high school mathematics is relatively more complicated, which requires students to comprehensively use what they have learned to analyze and answer. Some problems even need to be solved by using the knowledge of many branches of mathematics.
3. Interdisciplinary ties are closer: Senior high school mathematics is more closely linked with other disciplines such as physics and chemistry, which requires students to have interdisciplinary comprehensive ability.
4. Strong problem-solving ability: There are various math problems in high school. Although the knowledge points are limited, the questions can be changed repeatedly. Many of these changing topics are particularly skillful, which many students simply can't think of and can't be done without a lot of training.
Senior high school curriculum system:
1. Required courses are set according to the needs of students' all-round development, including Chinese, mathematics, foreign languages, ideology and politics, history, geography, physics, chemistry, biology, information technology, general technology, music, fine arts, physical education and health, etc. 14 subjects. These subjects are compulsory courses for every student, aiming at cultivating students' basic quality and comprehensive ability.
2. Elective compulsory courses are set according to students' personality development and entrance examination needs, including six subjects, including ideological and political, history, geography, physics, chemistry and biology. Students can choose three subjects for in-depth study according to their interests and aspirations to meet the requirements of the college entrance examination.
3. Elective courses are set according to students' interests and the needs of discipline development, including literature, history, philosophy, art, science and technology and other fields. Students can choose their own elective courses according to their interests and specialties to expand their knowledge and skills. Through the organic combination of these three courses, students can be provided with a more comprehensive and diversified learning experience.