Take the teacher recruitment examination as an example. The difference between teachers' graduates and teachers' graduates is that teachers' graduates whose major is "educational background" clearly indicated in their academic certificates can be treated according to the policy of normal students in principle. Graduates from normal universities or comprehensive universities, who cannot be defined as normal from the graduation certificate, need to provide the enrollment approval form (a copy with official seal) and the student registration form of that year. The enrollment approval form clearly shows normal classes, and the student registration form (grade book) shows "pedagogy", "psychology", "teaching materials and teaching methods" and "educational practice", all of which are compulsory or exams and are treated as normal student policies.

Graduation from normal university: refers to a class of colleges and universities in general, not to some majors in particular. Specifically, all majors in normal universities in the past can be regarded as normal majors, including psychology, pedagogy and other majors that are not engaged in teacher work. Now, many normal universities have been changed into comprehensive universities. Therefore, it is customary to refer to mathematics, physics, chemistry, Chinese, foreign languages, politics, physical education and other disciplines related to primary and secondary education in normal universities as normal education. Similarly, the basic disciplines of educational scientific research in primary and secondary schools, such as pedagogy and psychology, are also called normal majors.