Effective way to crack the moderation of the political non-multiple-choice science-毕业论文翻译.docVIP

Effective way to crack the moderation of the political non-multiple-choice science Political college entrance proficiency test, the test of the candidates on the basic knowledge, mastery of basic skills and comprehensive use of knowledge to analyze and solve practical problems, including the ability to access and interpret information, mobility and use of knowledge, describing and the ability and demonstration of the interpretation of the problem and explore problem solving skills. only through the science of moderation in order to fully and accurately obtain and interpret information, to get a good job title “entry” A good non-multiple choice questions to lay a solid foundation after teaching practice in recent years, I summed up some experience, here to talk about my scientific moderation superficial insights: Political non-multiple choice questions asked the question by the material, and propositional conception three parts. Proposition conception namely Proposition to examine the knowledge and ability, propositional conception resides in materials and questions, and manifested through the materials and asked the question, so the interpretation materials and design of the questions asked A political non-multiple choice questions has a decisive role in the moderation is to review the material and the trial asked the question how the trial asked the question whether good and materials, I think the main attention to the following link. A clear review of the steps and sequence of the title The subject of political non-choice by the materials and questions, many candidates in the moderation, often start with the trial material to start after the review questions, step by step, I think that the material may be more effective if the first trial asked the question after the trial, at least You can reach the following benefits: The first trial asked the question whether the trial material with a problem reading materials, making candidates more specific, m