Exam, do you really understand it?
Exams, for everyone who has experienced it, are like mountains on the road of life. Some people cross easily, while others stumble on the climb.
Especially for middle-aged people, you may no longer be a regular visitor to the exam room, but your children, your relatives and friends may be facing various challenges in the exam.
Have you ever wondered what details might have made the difference between victory and defeat in that seemingly fair battle? Today, let's take a deep dive into how to make children better in exams in the era of electronic marking.
1. The "invisible battlefield" under electronic scoring: why do the answers have the same score but the scores are different?
With the advancement of science and technology, electronic marking has become the main way to mark important examinations such as the high school entrance examination and the college entrance examination. However, electronic marking brings not only an increase in efficiency, but also some "invisible battlefields" that you may not be aware of.
1. The filling tool should be selected correctly, and the "eyes" of the machine should not tolerate sand
In multiple-choice questions, card painting is a crucial step. What you may not know is that a small pencil or eraser can affect the machine's ability to recognize the answer.
Therefore, choosing a standard 2B pencil and a suitable eraser is the first step in ensuring that the answers are accurately recognized. More importantly, when painting the card, it should be evenly painted, and it should not be careless, otherwise it may lose points because the machine cannot recognize it.
2. The handwriting is as clear as printing, so that the machine can "read at a glance"
In electronic marking, the machine identifies the answers by scanning them. If the handwriting is blurred and scribbled, not only will it be difficult for the machine to read it, but it may also lose points due to misjudgment.
Therefore, candidates should pay attention to the standardization and neatness of handwriting in their usual practice. You must know that in the eyes of the machine, a clear and tidy test paper is like a business card, which can leave a good impression on the marking teacher.
3. The roll is neat and new, leaving a good impression on the teacher
Imagine if you were a grading teacher and had to deal with hundreds or thousands of exam papers every day. When you see a paper that is clean and tidy with clear answers, do you feel that your eyes will shine?
Conversely, if the paper is dirty and the answers are messy, you may not even have the patience to read it. Therefore, candidates should pay special attention to keeping the paper neat and clear when answering the questions, which can not only improve the teacher's marking efficiency, but also improve your score to a certain extent.
4. Control the scope of answers to avoid "ineffective efforts"
In the exam, each question has a corresponding answer area. If your answer falls outside of this range, even if the answer is correct, you may lose points because it can't be scanned by the machine.
It's like shooting on the basketball court, if you shoot too far or too far, you won't be able to score no matter how good your skills are. Therefore, candidates should pay special attention to controlling the length and range of the answers when answering the questions to ensure that the answers can be fully presented in the answer area.
5. The steps of solving the problem should be clear, the logic should be rigorous, and the score should be high
When grading, teachers prefer to see test papers with clear steps and logical thoroughness. Such a test paper can not only help the teacher quickly check the correctness of the answers, but also improve the accuracy of the candidates themselves.
Therefore, candidates should pay attention to the writing and layout of the solution steps when answering the questions, so as to ensure that the teacher can easily understand your ideas and process of solving the questions.
Second, in addition to answering skills, these preparations should not be missing
Of course, in addition to the above-mentioned answering skills, there are also some pre-exam preparation that are also very important. For example, candidates should adjust their mentality before the test, maintain adequate sleep and diet;
During the exam, stay calm and focused to avoid losing points due to nervousness or negligence. In addition, parents should also give their children enough support and encouragement to make them more confident and calm in the exam.
3. Conclusion: Details determine success or failure, and prepare for the future
Through the above discussion, it is not difficult to find that in the era of electronic marking, the success or failure of the exam often depends on some seemingly small details.
Therefore, both candidates and parents should pay full attention to these details to ensure that they can perform at their best in the exam.
At the same time, we also need to understand that exams are just a part of life, and no matter what the outcome is, they should not be a stumbling block in our path. As long as we maintain a positive attitude and make unremitting efforts, we will be able to usher in a better future.