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Anonymous users2024-02-08Liberal arts, also known as humanities and social sciences, as the name suggests, are divided into humanities and social sciences with the study of politics, economy, and culture unique to human society.
The humanities are the study of the cultural heritage of humanity, and their classical disciplines are literature, history, and philosophy; "History" includes history, archaeology, etc.; Philosophy is methodical, and aesthetics, art, etc. all belong to the category of philosophy.
Social science is the study of social development, social problems, and social laws, and is a collective name for the four disciplines of law, education, economics, and management, with a total of 19 disciplines and 120 majors in the undergraduate catalog. In 2004, there were 597 universities offering undergraduate programs in social sciences. Social science is the science of human understanding and transformation of human society.
The object of its study is human society. (I have little contact with this high school).
Science is the creator of the material aspect, while the liberal arts are the enricher of the spiritual aspect. In other words, science is the study of learning theories and methods, which is the premise, while liberal arts are complementary. Some people always think that there is a distinction between high and low in arts and sciences, but this is not the case, science only focuses on interest and talent, and it is just suitable.
The main subjects of science are: mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, geology, geography, and computer software.
What are the first, second and third batches of undergraduates?
A: The admission batch is only, the first batch requires the highest score, and they are all very good schools, and the third batch requires the lowest score, of course, the schools are also poor.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07The scores are not the same.
The three diplomas are not the same.
The tuition fee is small.
The minimum annual requirement is 10,000
When you were in high school, you would be divided into classes.
If you study science, you can sign up for science.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The future development will be different, and the path will be different.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05The main differences between liberal arts and science in the college entrance examination are: different subjects, different training purposes, different definitions, and different degrees of difficulty in mathematics.
The specific differences between science and liberal arts are as follows:
1. The subjects are different.
The main courses of liberal arts after the second year of senior high school are Chinese, Mathematics, English, History, Geography and Politics.
The main science courses are Science Chinese, Mathematics, English, Biology, Physics and Chemistry.
2. The purpose of training is different.
After liberal arts, students can deal with economics, education, law, journalism, Chinese, management, tour guides, archaeology and some software development. Science, on the other hand, is mainly related to eating, using, walking, and scientific research in real life, which is more practical.
text, mainly to cultivate managerial talents; science, mainly to cultivate practical talents; One is indispensable.
3. The definitions are different.
Science generally refers to the natural sciences, applied sciences, and mathematical logic, as opposed to the liberal arts. The main science subjects are: mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, computer software applications, technology and design practice, etc.
The birth and development of science is the result of the development of human intelligence, which indicates that human beings truly understand how to think about nature, so the development of science is also the key to the development of human science and natural thinking. The more well-known science universities in China are: University of Science and Technology of China, Peking University, Tsinghua University, Nanjing University, Fudan University, etc.
Liberal arts are also known as humanities and social sciences. As the name suggests, liberal arts in a broad sense are disciplines that focus on politics, economics, and culture that are unique to human society. Language is the material form of words that express, record, and transmit oral or written information.
4. The difficulty of mathematics is different.
The content of liberal arts and mathematics has been deleted, and the difficulty is lower than that of science, but whether it is a national paper or an independent proposition, science and liberal arts have English and Chinese are a set of test papers.
Science is very difficult, and sometimes it often requires content beyond the curriculum to meet the needs, which requires students to have a high level of logical thinking ability.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Is there any difference between liberal arts and science in the college entrance examination? Yes, the difference is huge. In my opinion, there are the following aspects:
First, the direction is different, with the science focusing on the natural sciences and the liberal arts focusing on the social sciences. Second, the exams are different.
Science is comprehensive and focuses more on reasoning and computing. Liberal arts focus on the horizon of the mind. Third, the score band is different, the polarization of science is serious, and the gap between the two levels of liberal arts is small.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Yes, the difference is huge. In my opinion, there are the following aspects: First:
The direction is different, with the sciences focusing on the natural sciences and the liberal arts focusing on the social sciences. Second, the exams are different. Science is comprehensive and focuses more on reasoning and computing.
Liberal arts focus on the horizon of the mind. Third, the score band is different, the polarization of science is serious, and the gap between the two levels of liberal arts is small.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Liberal arts and science belong to two different branches, to be precise, they are two different fields, whether in the college entrance examination, or in the university, or even in the future field of work, they are also in different fields of branch, with different research directions, of course, for the college entrance examination, these are all later words;
For the college entrance examination, liberal arts and science, two different branches, although different, but also overlapping, there are differences, there are similarities, just in terms of the college entrance examination exam.
The difference appears on the "sub-section":
The sub-subjects of the liberal arts are: History, Geography and Politics (abbreviated as History, Geography and Politics) The sub-subjects of the sciences are: Physics, Chemistry and Biology (abbreviated as Physics, Chemistry and Biology) have similarities (overlaps) on the three "main subjects":
No** both subjects and science subjects are required to be compulsory) The main subjects of liberal arts: Chinese, mathematics and English.
The main subjects of science: Chinese, Mathematics and English.
These two are exactly the same, one test paper;
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Anonymous users2024-02-01The difference between the liberal arts and sciences in the college entrance examination is mainly the difference between the comprehensive classes, the science is physics, chemistry, biology, etc., and the liberal arts is history and geography.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31The liberal arts in the college entrance examination refer to subjects such as politics, history, and geography, while the sciences refer to subjects such as physics, chemistry, and biology. Students in arts and sciences have to study different subjects, and in addition to the comprehensive examination and the comprehensive science, they also need to take three subjects: Chinese, mathematics and foreign language.
Liberal arts in a broad sense refers to the disciplines that focus on politics, economy, and culture that are unique to human society, and are also known as humanities and social sciences. Liberal arts in the narrow sense refers to the subjects chosen when graduating from high school to liberal arts and sciences. The humanities are the study of the cultural heritage of humanity, and the object of its study is human society.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30The liberal arts and sciences division of high school is an education system implemented in some countries and regions in the world, such as Chinese mainland, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, that is, the teaching curriculum is divided into liberal arts and science subjects for students to choose and then separate education.
Basic Overview: Liberal arts and sciences are generally conducted in the first year of high school and the second year of high school.
Although the liberal arts and sciences are divided into subjects, both arts and sciences include Chinese, mathematics and English, and the subjects are politics, history, geography, physics, chemistry and biology.
Compulsory subjects: Chinese, Mathematics, English.
Liberal Arts: Politics, History, Geography, Computer Network Applications, Technology and Design Theory, Art Appreciation.
Science Integration: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Software Applications, Technology and Design Practice, Sports Appreciation.
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Anonymous users2024-01-29Details about the high school science and liberal arts are as follows:
High School Chinese:
Chinese (150 points), Mathematics (150), English (150), Politics (100), History (100), Geography (100).
High School Science:
Chinese (150), Mathematics (150), English (150), Physics (100), Chemistry (100), Biology (100).
Note:
1. Liberal arts mathematics is less important than science mathematics, and liberal arts mathematics is simpler than science mathematics.
2. In the first year of high school, every student must learn Chinese, mathematics, English, politics, history, geography, physics, chemistry, and biology, and in the second year of high school, only liberal arts or science courses will be studied.
3. In the college entrance examination, the liberal arts should be examined, that is, politics, history, and geography should be tested in one paper, with a total score of 300 points, and 100 points for each subject. In the same way, science should also be examined, that is, physics, chemistry, and biology should be tested in one sock paper, with a total score of 300 points, and 100 points for each subject.
Reasons for the sub-specialization:
1. It is related to the mode of thinking. University is more like professional education than high school, that is, there are so-called majors, and the division of high school has a paving effect on the development of their own thinking, such as liberal arts, literature, history and philosophy have always been considered to be interconnected, which is very helpful for building your future knowledge network.
2. Related to filling in the volunteers, many majors restrict liberal arts or science students, and even English can be divided into liberal arts classes and science classes. For example, art talents are needed in architectural design, but science is generally required.
3. Related to future career. Relatively speaking, liberal arts are more focused on memorization, and there are fewer majors to choose from. Science is more focused on calculations, and there are many majors and universities to choose from.
4. The majors and occupations selected by the liberal arts institute are: foreign language majors, such as English, Japanese, French, Russian, etc., in addition to international **, advertising design, human resource management, law, etc.; Others are more science-oriented.
5. No matter what subject you choose, mathematics, Chinese, and English are compulsory. As long as these 3 subjects are okay, it is recommended that you choose science, because there are more colleges and universities for science, and there are more majors to choose from.
6. The most important thing is your own interests, depending on what you like, interest is the most important. In addition, more time is spent on the three subjects other than the number of languages, especially mathematics and English, which are much more important in the college entrance examination than the plus one, and I heard that education needs to be reformed, and these three subjects will not change.
According to your situation, it is actually best to choose science, after all, liberal arts is not only about memorization, but also needs to understand a lot, requires a systematic knowledge structure, and has more basic requirements for junior high school, especially geography. And since you can understand the science class, then this is very good, class is very important, such as the speed of doing questions, will not do the problem of this problem, it can be solved by doing more practice questions, the so-called practice makes perfect, students who have just entered high school may have such a problem, which may take a while to get used to, but don't worry, as long as you listen carefully in class, try to do as many questions as possible after class to supplement, on the one hand, improve the speed of doing questions, on the other hand, you can also be familiar with various question types, cultivate your own sense of the test questions, I believe you will succeed.
However, the mathematics of the liberal arts is relatively simple, and the content of learning is less than that of the science liberal arts The liberal arts also study politics, geography, and history The science also studies physics, chemistry, and biology During the college entrance examination, the arts and sciences are all tested in 4 liberal arts: Chinese, mathematics, English, and literature. >>>More
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In fact, what to choose depends on your own preferences, if you don't do well in science now, my personal opinion is to study liberal arts, because science is not a solid foundation, and it is difficult to improve in a short period of time. >>>More
This still depends on which one you like, not that science is necessarily better than liberal arts, science needs flexible thinking, liberal arts also need to be like this, liberal arts are not all memorized, as far as the current social form is concerned, I think there is no difference between liberal arts and sciences, as long as you learn well, there will be no problem, don't be entangled in liberal arts and sciences, in fact, they are all the same, now it depends on what you prefer, personal opinions, like to learn what you learned, otherwise you will regret it later, this is experience!