The first is to introduce yourself, and you should prepare yourself in advance, three or five hundred words. . Then there are questions such as "Why do you want to take the Master's degree in on-the-job education", "Why do you choose education management" and "What do you think of a certain problem in teaching work". There is no unified standard answer, which will be encountered in daily teaching work. . . . Don't be too factual when answering "I just want to get a master's degree and then get a promotion and salary increase" and "because teaching management is good." Never answer like that. . . It can be said: I am a teacher, and I find my knowledge is lacking in my daily school management, so I want to further improve myself. If you have a dispute with the examiner on a certain issue, don't wrangle. You can say, "I also encountered this problem in my teaching work, which prompted me to decide to take the postgraduate entrance examination" and so on. . Don't worry too much, it won't embarrass everyone. Start (a disease)