广东省教育厅回应！

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the Guangdong Provincial Education Department's new regulations on supplementary materials for primary and secondary schools, aimed at reducing the academic burden on students and financial burden on parents, in line with the "double reduction" policy. Primary School Stage - The policy mandates that no written homework is assigned for grades one and two, and supplementary materials are not necessary for these grades [2] - Supplementary materials for grades three to six must be provided for free by the education department, with resources available on the "Yuejiao Xiangyun Digital Textbook Application Platform" [3][4] - Schools are prohibited from recommending or purchasing supplementary materials for primary school students, except for those provided for free [7] Junior High School Stage - A new evaluation directory for junior high school supplementary materials has been established, covering nine subjects, with a focus on reducing the financial burden on families [8] - Schools have the autonomy to select supplementary materials from the provincial evaluation directory, ensuring a "one subject, one supplement" policy is followed [9][10] Senior High School Stage - High schools are now responsible for selecting their own supplementary materials without a provincial evaluation process, but must adhere to strict review and approval protocols [11][12][14] Management of Homework - Local education departments are encouraged to develop free supplementary resources for students, utilizing existing educational funding [15][16] - The article emphasizes the need to reduce teachers' reliance on supplementary materials by enhancing their ability to design assignments independently [17] Future Management of Supplementary Materials - There will be increased collaboration among various government departments to strengthen the management of supplementary materials, including the establishment of a reporting mechanism for violations [18]