The accepted standard of higher education is higher education. If the enrollment rate of school-age population is below 15%, it is called elite education; If the enrollment rate is between 15% and 45%, it is called popular education. Elite education is the way of selection. Elite education emphasizes the intelligence and foundation of the educated, and the proportion of people who have the opportunity to receive the so-called elite education is very small; Elite education does not mean to train "exam-oriented" talents only through examination results, but to measure the training objectives by improving students' comprehensive quality.

Under the current education system in China, there is no pure elite education, and the first factor of all conditions for further study is the examination results. In universities, the first element of reward and assessment is examination results, and the first element of joining the party or society is examination results. At present, most competitors are strangled by exam results. We must find ways to select elite talents. Let's take the civil service exam. The proportion and survey content are very similar. The accepted standard of higher education is higher education. If the enrollment rate of school-age population is lower than 15%,

This is called elite education, and if the enrollment rate is between15% and 45%, this is called mass education. Elite education is the way of selection. Elite education emphasizes the intelligence and foundation of the educated, and the proportion of people who have the opportunity to receive the so-called elite education is very small; Elite education does not mean to train candidates only through examination results, but to measure students' training objectives by improving their comprehensive quality. Now there are training companies all over the country in the name of elite education.

It can be divided into macro and micro levels. Macroscopically, elite is relative to the public, which embodies the concept of a country's overall education situation: elite education is called when the school-age enrollment rate is below 15%, and mass education is called when the enrollment rate is between 15%-45%. Microscopically, it is probably what you need to know here, the education of cultivating social elites. After intense selection and elimination, the remaining winners are often educated. There are many practitioners in this field. Many famous schools are essentially elite education, and some experimental classes and excellent classes in quasi-first-class universities are also elite education.