"Textbook Analysis and Practice" Physics for Senior High School (Science) - First Semester (Third Edition)

Author: edited by Zhou Wei / Jiang Qishi
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: To enable "Textbook Analysis and Practice" to fulfill its unique function as a "second textbook," the People's Education Press and Yanbian Education Press collected reasonable suggestions for the revision of "Textbook Analysis and Practice" through multiple channels. Domestic education experts and distinguished teachers from cities such as Huanggang in Hubei, Qidong in Jiangsu, Wuxi, Taiyuan and Datong in Shanxi were invited to conduct a comprehensive third revision of the entire book. The revised "Textbook Analysis and Practice" exhibits the following outstanding features:
Authority—Based on the new teaching syllabus promulgated by the Ministry of Education and the newly revised senior high school textbooks by the People's Education Press, the editorial departments of various subjects at the People's Education Press guided the writing process and reviewed the manuscript.
Novelty—Paired with the newly revised textbooks by the People's Education Press, it incorporates the latest educational concepts and the teaching expertise of renowned educators. It focuses on the latest college entrance examination models and question design approaches across the country, reducing outdated questions, avoiding biased ones, and carefully compiling flexible and innovative questions to inspire critical thinking.
Forward-Thinking—Highlighting the requirements of quality-oriented education, it emphasizes cultivating students' innovative spirit and practical abilities. It creates a large number of exploratory exercises closely linked to production, daily life, and social hot issues, allowing students to formulate their own answers, as well as potential test questions reflecting the latest trends in college entrance examinations to develop and enhance students' divergent thinking skills.
Practicality—The third revision focuses on refining analysis and practice, adhering to the practical principle of strict synchronization between classroom instruction and exercises. It emphasizes clear, concise, and insightful explanations with targeted guidance. It highlights the novelty and flexibility of content, the appropriateness of exercise quantity, and the reasonable hierarchy of difficulty levels. It pays attention to examining key knowledge points, thinking skills, exploration points, divergent points, and the key steps of problem-solving.
Scientificity—Following the learning process and the development of thinking abilities, it progresses step by step, emphasizing five stages of ability advancement: knowledge summarization, learning suggestions, potential development, knowledge-skill attainment training, and comprehensive ability training. It scientifically conducts both (manifest ability tests) and (potential tests) to cultivate and enhance students' agility, scientificity, depth, and divergent thinking.
Thinking is the core of intelligence, and it is also a reflection of ability. The characteristics of thinking are an important research topic in quality-oriented and innovative education. In China, providing middle school students with opportunities for independent learning, attempting to explore doubts, discovering knowledge, identifying learning patterns, scientific thinking skill training, and both (manifest ability tests) and (potential tests) represent a new teaching approach.