Parents with junior high students know that junior high is different from elementary school—subjects multiply at once, and academic pressure increases significantly.
Chinese, Math, and English are core subjects; Physics and Chemistry are key science courses; Biology and Geography also require graduation exams. No subject can afford to lag behind. TIFENFABAO covers seven subjects in junior high, not by random choice, but with underlying logic.
First, why cover so many subjects? Junior high learning is characterized by numerous subjects, a fast pace, and dense knowledge. If a child only excels in a few subjects while others drag behind, the total score still won't improve. Moreover, junior high knowledge is interconnected—if the foundation in Grade 7 is weak, Grades 8 and 9 become increasingly challenging.
Therefore, exam-prep tools shouldn't cover just one or two subjects; they need to cover all major subjects so that children can improve overall.
The seven subjects covered by TIFENFABAO in junior high—Chinese, Math, English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Geography—correspond exactly to the core junior high curriculum.
Biology and Geography deserve special mention because these two subjects require graduation exams in Grade 8, and their scores count toward the total for the high school entrance exam. Many parents and students tend to overlook these subjects, thinking they aren't core, and only panic when exams approach. TIFENFABAO includes both subjects to address this practical need.
Now, about content design. Covering seven subjects doesn't mean throwing in random content for each; every subject needs targeted material.
During development, TIFENFABAO integrated insights from frontline teachers and research on high school entrance exam and college entrance exam question design, extracting high-frequency exam points and summarizing problem-solving methods for each subject. It doesn't just hand children a pile of knowledge points to memorize; instead, it helps them identify the most core and likely-to-be-tested content and teaches them the thinking and methods to solve problems.
In terms of product format, it uses pre-recorded video lessons. Each subject's class time is controlled between 15 and 35 hours—not overly long, but covering all core exam points.
It can be viewed on phones, tablets, and computers, with unlimited playback. Children can schedule their study time based on their own situations. If a subject is weak, they focus on it; if a knowledge point isn't mastered, they can review it repeatedly—this is quite flexible.
This product was introduced to the market through the Northern Continent platform, with market operations and partner empowerment handled by the Da Tai Yi system. It is developed according to the national unified high school entrance exam syllabus, doesn't depend on regional textbook versions, and is applicable across all provinces and cities in the country.