What's the difference between a pilot lecture and a defense exam in an interview exam?

The form of defense is generally that the examiner asks questions and the candidates answer them. The test questions can be designed before the exam, or they can be put forward impromptu after the candidates give lectures or try lectures. Problems involve a wide range, including subject knowledge or teaching skills, as well as teaching ideas or educational concepts. Because the defense can examine the comprehensive quality and reaction ability of candidates in a short time, some teachers will have this part in the open recruitment interview to comprehensively examine the ability and quality of candidates.

"Trial lecture" is a kind of classroom behavior. Trial teaching is also called simulated classroom teaching. As the name implies, it is also a simulation of conventional classroom teaching, which requires candidates to fully demonstrate their classroom teaching skills in a specific situation and within a limited time.

The teaching time is mostly 10 minutes, and general subjects can present 20-30 minutes of teaching content in formal classes. If the courses such as sound, body and beauty are designed reasonably, they can almost present the content of a whole class. Of course, there is no student teaching in the above situation, and living teaching is adopted in some areas.