Curriculum Reform Curriculum Transformation and Introduction Period 949- 1957 The first curriculum reform: 1952, revised or rewritten the textbooks that were considered very useful at that time-the first set of primary and secondary school textbooks.

1956, after the founding of new China, the syllabus of various subjects in middle schools was promulgated, and the first set of textbooks for primary and secondary schools was published by People's Education Publishing House on 12, which was the first time in China.

The curriculum has achieved a high degree of national unity, the second set of primary and secondary school textbooks. Emphasize double basics, pay attention to the ideological, scientific and systematic nature of the course, and strengthen labor education; Imitation, single structure, national unity, can not meet different regions.

196 1 year later began to adjust, consolidate, enrich and improve, re-emphasizing the double basics. 1963 "notice on implementing the draft new teaching plan for full-time primary and secondary schools" was issued, which strengthened the teaching of political courses and raised the teaching requirements of Chinese, mathematics and foreign languages, and was allowed for the first time.

Fang compiled his own teaching materials and textbooks while using the unified teaching plans and general teaching materials. For the first time, he stipulated in the teaching plan that elective courses should be offered in senior three, and a diversified academic system should be implemented according to the development of education level. The People's Education Society has compiled and published a new textbook for 12 years-the fourth set of textbooks for primary and secondary schools.

The role of the new China

1, China achieved a great leap from thousands of years of feudal autocracy to people's democracy. The establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC) ended two thousand years of feudal autocracy in China and began a new era of people's democracy. This change has had a far-reaching impact on the social progress in China and laid the foundation for China's modernization. Under the feudal autocracy ...

2. Ending the history of imperialist powers invading China and bullying the people of China. The establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC) put an end to the century-long invasion and bullying of China by imperialist powers.