Multiple choice question:
There is no good preparation method for multiple-choice questions. Just memorize some key knowledge points and trust your first instinct.
Analyze the problem:
For example, confusing concepts.
Answer template:
It is wrong to always write this question first, then what are the definitions of the two concepts, then the differences and connections between the two concepts, and finally state the mistakes.
Another example: explaining conceptual problems
Answer template:
Always write whether the question is correct first, and then divide its definition, influence, function, characteristics and so on. Finally, keep writing whether this statement is correct.
Short-answer questions, like multiple-choice questions, have no routines and recite more knowledge points. Write an unexplained argument.
Material analysis questions:
The first big question: (principles and methods of investigation teaching, moral principles and methods)
Answer template:
First, always write what principles or methods the teacher has implemented in teaching (generally 4-5). Write again: the teacher implemented the principle or method+explained the principle and method+what behaviors of the teacher reflected the principle and method in the material. Write again: To sum up, what principles and methods did the teacher implement?
The second big problem: (examining the psychological aspect)
1, the first question (generally analyze students' behavior in materials from a theoretical point of view)
Answer template:
Write a theoretical definition+explain the views related to the material in theory+what theory does the student's behavior in the material reflect+therefore, students will have this behavior.
2. The second question (generally, "How can the teacher/head teacher help the students")
This question is flexible and students can answer it according to their own theoretical knowledge.
I hope my answer is helpful to you!