What courses are there in high school?

Senior one courses: Chinese, math, English, politics, geography, history, physics, chemistry, physical education, music?

Senior two (literature) courses: math, Chinese, English, politics, geography, history, physics, chemistry, biology, physical education?

Senior two (science) courses: math, Chinese, English, physics, chemistry, biology, politics, physical education?

Senior three (literature) courses: Chinese, mathematics, English, history, geography, politics?

Senior three (science) courses: Chinese, mathematics, English, physics, chemistry and biology.

Course introduction:

Curriculum refers to the total number of subjects that school students should study and its process and arrangement. In a broad sense, curriculum refers to the sum of educational contents and processes selected by schools to achieve their training goals, including various disciplines taught by school teachers and purposeful and planned educational activities. A course in a narrow sense refers to a certain subject.

Connotation:

Courses are teaching materials.

Curriculum is the planning and design of educational objectives, teaching contents and teaching activities, and the sum of the implementation processes of teaching plans, teaching outlines and many other aspects. Traditionally, curriculum content has always been regarded as the knowledge that students want to acquire, emphasizing the transmission of curriculum knowledge to students, and the transmission of knowledge is based on textbooks. Therefore, the course content naturally becomes the teaching material used in the classroom. This is the embodiment of a discipline-centered view of educational purpose.

The orientation of teaching materials is based on the knowledge system, which holds that the course content is what students want to learn, and the carrier of knowledge is teaching materials, represented by Comenius.