What does the 5+4 education model mean?

Primary school lasts for 5 years and junior high school lasts for 4 years. Compulsory education refers to the education that all school-age children and adolescents must receive according to law and that the state, society and families must guarantee. Frankly speaking, it is the state that implements a compulsory education system for school-age children and adolescents for a certain number of years according to the law.

The previous education models mentioned above are all 6+3 models, that is, 6 years of primary school plus 3 years of junior high school. Then the "5+4" model means five years of primary school and four years of junior high school, which is also nine years of compulsory education, but there is only one year difference between primary school and junior high school, but such a change is very important for students.

In recent years, parents have paid more and more attention to education. Parents get restless at the slightest sign of trouble. In the face of such reforms, parents have been talking about it. Everyone is skeptical about the accuracy of this news, and opinions vary.

This year, many students and parents were caught off guard by the repeated reform of education. The announcement of the implementation of September 1 worried parents, because the summer vacation is coming, and it is not far from September 1. How should we face sudden changes? There are also many parents who have heard the news and made many countermeasures.

Because parents attach too much importance to students' education, they are all panicked in the face of a little trouble from the Ministry of Education. Parents must be calm at this time. If you panic, the students will panic even more and the pressure will be even greater. The policy has been introduced. We have to face it frankly, which is the best way.

However, there are true news and false news in the news. If the news is true, the Ministry of Education will issue an announcement, and parents still have to follow the announcement. In this regard, the Ministry of Education also made a corresponding reply. "The news is not true, and the Ministry of Education has not issued relevant policies at present." Parents don't have to worry too much, and this situation will not change in a short time.