Three Kingdoms, at the beginning of the game, recognize the thief as the father, hit the spectacle,

This is not the 450 mu of land in the Han Dynasty, but the land calculation method in the modern era...

If it is replaced by Han Mu, this is already a very large-scale land of about [-] mu!

Even compared to the entire old city of Wancheng, this [-] mu of land is not a small figure, even equivalent to nearly one-third of the area of ​​the old city.

And with such a huge area budget, Zhang Yan can naturally do more things.

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First of all, there are teaching buildings. With a wave of Zhang Yan's hand, seven seats were reserved.

Three of them are places for basic education and comprehensive education, while the remaining four correspond to the four colleges of "literature", "history", "science" and "engineering" in Zhang Yan's plan, with a total of more than ten disciplines , everyone has a college, and no one needs to envy anyone.

This kind of building with a height of three floors in the drawings, after Zhang Yan introduced cement and steel bars as construction materials, directly increased by 60.00%, and became five floors. The space of each floor is larger than the original wooden floor. Brighter and drier.

In addition to these seven buildings, Zhang Yan also reserved land for five teaching buildings of the same size...

Yes, in addition to "Wen", "History", "Li", and "Work", Zhang Yan also intends to add "Law", "Philosophy", "Agriculture", and "Economics" after his fame is established later. There are a total of nine colleges and five major categories of "medicine", which basically cover all industries and all needs that can be involved in the Eastern Han Dynasty in the future.

At that time, he can even learn from those fantasy novels and divide the nine colleges into three types: upper, middle and lower:

Among them, literature, science, and philosophy are the "upper three colleges", medicine, law, and history are the "secondary three colleges", and engineering, agriculture, and economics are the lower three colleges.

Zhang Yan couldn't help getting excited when he thought of the future Lujiang National Central University being famous all over the world and full of peaches and plums.

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PS: Chapter 2~

Chapter 8 Channels of Higher Talent Education

what?

You said that such an excessive artificial separation of majors will further lead to social stratification and make scholars dominate?

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No no no, not at all.

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You must know that Zhang Yan's upper, middle and lower courts do not refer to the separation of social status from top to bottom, let alone the importance of knowledge.

The real difference between the upper, middle and lower schools is only that the amount of knowledge they need to learn is different, which leads to different training time.

Take the above three schools as an example, the three disciplines of literature, science, and philosophy, no matter which path they take, are not something ordinary people can master through a short period of study.

To put it bluntly, even Li Bai and Wang Anshi, who are extremely talented in literature, will have to work hard for half a lifetime, or even a lifetime, if they want to make a name for themselves on this road.

For such a subject with complicated knowledge and extremely heavy class hours, Zhang Yan plans to set the learning schedule for five years.

Any student must study in the Lujiang Academy for five years before he is eligible to take the graduation exam. After passing, he will be awarded a bachelor's title jointly issued by the official Academy and the Lujiang City Government... well, the Lujiang County Government.

And this is why they are called the Upper Third Court.

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In contrast, although the three disciplines of medicine, law, and history are also heavy, but in the current overall form of the Eastern Han Dynasty, they actually need to learn a lot less than those who went to the third academy.

Even if the whole of China is counted from the Yanhuang era, it is only a few thousand years by the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty?

There is no complicated foreign history, nor the chaotic and fast-paced history of the Republic of China... In terms of the current historical span, these three disciplines only need four years of study to master the knowledge and apply it .

Staying in school for one more year is just...

It's just taking up social resources that are already in short supply.

The intensity can't go up, and the difficulty can't go down. That's why Zhang Yan called these three schools the third school.

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As for the Lower Three Courts...

This should need no further explanation, right?

Anyway, it's not because the occupational social status corresponding to these three majors is low.

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Agronomy focuses on how to grow the land with one hand and how to grow the land well.

Compared with talking about it on paper, various skills and technologies in engineering, it is obvious that practical operation can improve practitioners more.

economics……

If this thing does not fight in person for a period of time, who would dare to say that he is already a leader based on the knowledge he has learned on paper?

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The disciplines corresponding to these three academic categories have a unified feature that requires a lot of practical experience, and theoretical knowledge is only the basis for entering the industry in terms of personal ability.

For such a subject, Zhang Yan's attitude is naturally to instill all the current knowledge into their minds through three years of education, and send these people to various places for internships as quickly as possible.

Only the results obtained in actual combat are the best way to demonstrate one's abilities.

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In the academy, the students of these nine colleges have the same status, the same treatment, and even their own uniforms are exactly the same.

That's right, Zhang Yan, who is keen on all kinds of simulation construction games, even plans to design a uniform "school uniform" to avoid any obvious inferiority complex or conceited emotions among students of different classes during the learning process.

At most, they only embroidered with silk threads of different colors on the cuffs and necklines to represent their different grades and colleges.

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In this way, children in different environments study and live together in the same environment. Although a series of social conflicts will be aroused in the early stage, in the long run, this will be extremely beneficial to the development of information, wealth and other resources in different social classes. flow between.

Taking children as the entry point, it only takes a few decades of effort, and the social class barriers that were originally as thick as a city wall in the Eastern Han Dynasty will gradually melt away inside.

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After formulating the most difficult basic science, the remaining things are much simpler.

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Combined with the previous agreement between Zhang Yan and Pang Degong, the age to enter the Lujiang Academy for formal training was finally set as 12 years old.

Three to five years before that, it is the time for students to receive "basic education".

Taking Lujiang as an example, when all children reach the age of seven to nine, they will be sent to the Lujiang Academy to receive free basic compulsory education—according to Huaxia, that is, elementary education.

This simplest enlightenment will cover basic subjects such as reading and writing, arithmetic, and morality. It does not seek to train people to become excellent talents, but to let the dawn of knowledge shine into the dark crevice where the current big man has no bottom. .

Three years is not a long time for a person's life, and the cost of supporting people's studies is not too high for Zhang Yan.

Perhaps for those who are accustomed to the nine-year compulsory education in later generations, the three-year compulsory education in the Eastern Han Dynasty is like a child's play house.

But it is this act of acting like a house, which represents the first step towards "universal popularization" of education.

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No matter how little, time constraints will make it difficult for these children to receive complete knowledge and moral enlightenment.

No matter how much, firstly, the parents of these children will not agree, and secondly, the resources Zhang Yan currently controls are not enough to support such a long-term large expenditure.

After they have studied for three years and are about 12 years old, they can choose according to their own situation and academic ability, either to return home and help their parents to do things to subsidize the family, or to continue their studies and enter any one of the nine colleges of Lujiang Xuegong. study.

Zhang Yan did not have the idea of ​​letting all Lujiang employees receive "higher education".

That is a great pioneering work that even the later generations after 2000 do not have enough resources to realize it.

If he insisted on forcing it, he would just seek his own death.

And the current three-year obligation, and then pass the unified examination to select the method of further study, which represents a balance in line with his current era...

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As for the three to five years of study in the academy and the whereabouts of the graduates after formal graduation, Zhang Yan also has some considerations.

As mentioned before, he plans to divide this Lujiang Academy into two areas, the inner palace and the outer palace.

The outer palace has a large area and a large number of people, so it is natural to follow the path of the previous nine academies going hand in hand.

After graduating from the outer palace, they have the title of bachelor. If these students still want to go further, Zhang Yan can provide a small amount of living allowance to the best of them in an official capacity, allowing them to enter the inner palace and follow them. These top tutors conduct one-on-one guided learning...

Yes, that is the postgraduate entrance examination.

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PS: The third update!

Chapter 9 Give the big man a little bit of Lujiang shock

Think about it carefully, isn't this worth looking forward to?

Calculated according to the population statistics at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the entire Huaxia region does not count the Western Regions, and there are at least more than 400 million people, about 1000 million households.

Combined with Lujiang's population hiding rate of about 40.00%, this means that the entire Huaxia has a population of at least 7000 million or even more.

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Perhaps many people do not understand what this data means for education...

To give the simplest example, according to the population ratio during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the population under the age of 14, the population between the ages of 14 and 60, and the population over the age of 60 are roughly four to seven to one.

That is to say, out of every twelve people, seven are adults, four are children, and only one is an elderly person over 60 years old.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, due to reasons such as sanitary conditions, living resources, and wars, the overall population ratio was more inclined to the population under the age of 14...

According to Zhang Yan's estimation, in the current Dahan, children under the age of 14 account for at least 40.00% of the entire population!

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40.00%!

What is this concept?

After 2000, that is, the era when Zhang Yan lived, the specific figure of this ratio is one to four to one.

That is to say, when the total number of adults is roughly the same, the number of elderly people in the Eastern Han Dynasty is less than one-third of that in later generations, while the number of young children is more than twice as many.

This is simply an environment that educators dream of, with the most perfect and youngest population structure in the whole world.

According to a report on the calculation of fertility expectations in ancient China that Zhang Yan had seen, every couple in the Qin and Han Dynasties had an average of five to six children in their lifetime.