学术论文代写：高考制度
本文是关于如何消除大陆地区高校招生不公平的探索性研究报告。之前的文献揭示了不同地区在教育水平和招生政策上的差异。本文在对现行高考招生制度进行探讨的基础上，采用问卷调查和访谈的方法，了解了北京市和辽宁省的各种教育环境和改革实施情况，旨在找出相应的政策。因此，笔者认为应该改变地方保护主义、户籍制度和不同的考卷政策，促进中国大陆不同地区的大学录取公平，并提出自己的建议，减少对本地学生的配额分配，在大学招生过程中，使用不同省份相同的试卷，以学生学籍代替户籍制度报考高考。
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学术论文代写：高考制度
This is the report of the exploratory study about how to eliminate inequity of enrolling in universities among different areas in Mainland China. The literatures before revealed the disparities in educational level and admission policies among areas. On the basis of discussing current admission system, the National College Entrance Examination (NCEE), by using questionnaire and interview, the author acquires various educational circumstances and reform implementations in Beijing and Liaoning Province and aims to find out corresponding policies. Consequently, the author indicates the local protectionism, Household Registration System and different examination papers policies are supposed to be change to promote equity in university admission in different areas in Mainland China and propose her own suggestions to reduce the quota allocation to local students, use same examination papers in different provinces and register for the NCEE based on students’ school registration instead of Household Registration System in university admission process.
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