Is it difficult for non-teacher majors to take the Anhui Teacher Recruitment Examination?

It is more difficult for non-normal college students to participate in Anhui teacher recruitment than for normal college students. Anhui teacher recruitment written test subjects and content: "Comprehensive knowledge of education" and "Professional knowledge of the subject". Comprehensive knowledge of education involves: five modules: pedagogy, psychology, laws and regulations, new curriculum reform, and teacher professional ethics; subject professional knowledge can be roughly understood A case study plan for basic knowledge. The types of questions tested in the Anhui Teacher Recruitment Examination are a combination of subjective and objective, and are relatively comprehensive. Among them, the subjective questions account for a larger proportion, accounting for 80 points (out of 120 points); the analysis questions need to identify right and wrong and explain the reasons: short answer questions are given according to points. points, so when answering questions, you must pay attention to listing points in a clear manner; when answering material analysis questions, you must pay attention to combining theory with materials, and cannot pile up knowledge and theory. According to the principle of total-point-total, theory and materials will be combined. Just write the answer in points. In addition, the proportions of the modules of teacher professional ethics, education-related laws and regulations, and relevant theories of new curriculum reform are unstable, but the overall proportion is not small and cannot be ignored. Among them, teachers’ professional ethics and new curriculum reform exams are more likely to have subjective questions, while education laws and regulations account for a small proportion and are relatively stable. When preparing for the exam, candidates should pay attention to summarizing teacher professional ethics and problem-solving ideas and techniques from case analysis of the new curriculum reform, and use fragmented time to summarize and memorize legal provisions.