充实抗战史内容、增设AI课 @中小学生 新学期还有这些变化

Group 1: Changes in Educational Materials - The revised eighth-grade compulsory education history textbook will be introduced in the fall of 2025, emphasizing the history of the Anti-Japanese War and highlighting the contributions of heroes like Yang Jingyu and Zhao Yiman [1] - The new curriculum includes a specific section stating that the Communist Party of China is the backbone of the national resistance, supported by historical facts to illustrate its political leadership and strategic guidance during the war [1] Group 2: Enhancements in Teaching Methods - The new curriculum emphasizes the collaboration between the rear and front lines of the Anti-Japanese War, promoting a holistic understanding of national resistance, along with high-quality illustrations and historical materials to foster critical historical thinking and national identity among students [3] Group 3: Physical Education Standards - New standards have been implemented in various regions, including Guangxi, mandating that students in compulsory education engage in at least 2 hours of comprehensive physical activities daily, with specific guidelines to ensure that physical education classes are not compromised [5] Group 4: Introduction of AI Education - Starting this fall, cities like Beijing, Tianjin, Hangzhou, and Xi'an will explore the introduction of artificial intelligence general education courses across all school levels, with Beijing aiming for full coverage and a minimum of 8 class hours per academic year [7] - The approach to AI education will vary by educational stage, focusing on experiential learning in elementary school, cognitive understanding in middle school, and comprehensive application in high school [9]