On how to teach ideological and political courses in senior high schools.

As a college entrance examination subject for liberal arts students, ideological and political course occupies a very important position in high school teaching, and even scored one-fifth in previous college entrance examinations. Even in college, the ideological and political course is still a compulsory public course for students of all majors, and it is natural to take the postgraduate entrance examination, which shows the importance of the ideological and political course. However, as far as I know, many high school students are always bored when they mention this course. So how can we learn the ideological and political course well? I think we can start from the following aspects. First, strengthen ideological understanding and intentionally increase the degree of attention. Everything in the world is the same. If you don't realize its importance, then you may not do it with your heart, which is the same reason that we say in psychology that intentional attention is better than unintentional attention. If students want to learn politics well, they should first really pay attention to it ideologically, and the attention to this course can be recognized from both the present and the long-term aspects. At present, it is a compulsory subject for liberal arts in college entrance examination. If you want to achieve ideal results in the college entrance examination, you must not be "lame" in partial subjects, but must develop in general subjects. Therefore, students should abandon the one-sided idea that only the number of words is the key to the college entrance examination as soon as possible and establish a scientific idea that all subjects in the college entrance examination are important. In the long run, one must always live in society, and the ideological and political course is actually a social course. From philosophy of life to economic life to social politics, what is not closely related to our personal life? If we want to be a good student ... (This article is 1 page) [Continue reading this article] Awesome.