1, the definition of correspondence
Correspondence education is a form of distance education through letters, mails or the Internet. Students learn by receiving textbooks and completing homework, and exchange letters or emails with teachers.
2. Self-study exam
In some cases, correspondence can refer to self-taught education. Self-taught examination means that students study entirely by their own efforts, do not participate in formal classroom teaching, and obtain academic qualifications through examinations. Self-taught exams are usually provided by higher education institutions. Students can arrange their own learning progress according to their own time and ability, and prove their knowledge level in the exam.
3. Adult higher education
On the other hand, correspondence can also refer to adult higher education. Adult higher education is a way of education for adults who have already joined the work or have other restrictions and cannot receive full-time education. In correspondence adult higher education, students receive teaching materials and complete their homework by correspondence, and then go to school regularly to take exams or carry out practical activities.
4. The difference between self-study exam and adult exam
Self-taught examination and adult examination are both part-time forms of education, but the learning methods and examination forms are different. Self-taught examination emphasizes students' independent learning and independent thinking, and usually takes examination as the main evaluation method; Adult examination pays more attention to the teaching process, provides classroom teaching and counseling, and evaluates students' academic performance by comprehensive evaluation.
5. Characteristics of self-study exam and adult exam.
The self-study exam is suitable for those students who have strong self-discipline, high learning ability and strong time management ability. They can study according to their own time and pace and arrange their study plans flexibly. The senior high school entrance examination is suitable for those students who want to study under the guidance of teachers and get better learning results through classroom teaching and counseling. At the same time, the exam also provides opportunities to communicate and interact with other students.
6. The development trend of correspondence education
With the development of science and technology, correspondence education has developed to the stage of network education. Students can participate in online courses, discussions and exams through the Internet, and communicate with teachers and other students in real time. The flexibility and convenience of online correspondence education make more and more people choose this kind of education, and also provide more types and fields of learning opportunities.
Summary:
Correspondence can refer to both self-study and completed exams. Self-taught examination refers to the educational form in which students learn completely independently and obtain academic qualifications through examinations, while adult examination refers to part-time education, emphasizing the teaching process and comprehensive evaluation. With the progress of science and technology, correspondence education has developed to the stage of network education, providing students with more learning choices and convenience.