Hehe, I understand your feelings better. When I took the information technology teacher exam last year, I also encountered the same problem that you are facing now.

The structure of the test questions is as follows:

Volume 1: Multiple choice questions (50 points)

First, public knowledge (20 points, 2 points for each small question) The public knowledge part mainly tests pedagogy and psychology;

Second, the professional knowledge of the subject (30 points, 65438+ 0 points for each small question) The professional knowledge of the subject is mainly based on the basic knowledge of computers, and the book "Computer Fundamentals in Universities" will come in handy. If you look at the current information technology textbooks for students, there is basically no problem;

Volume 2: Non-multiple choice questions (50 points)

Third, the analysis of public knowledge materials (10), mainly taking the analysis questions of pedagogy and psychology;

Four, professional knowledge (40 points) is some simple computer program problems, based on university computers, I believe you can do it.

I hope I can help you and wish you success in the exam. Come on!