I. Examination Process The interview examination process of teaching resources includes six basic steps: 1. Waiting for the exam: candidates arrive at the test center on time with the interview admission ticket and ID card, and enter the waiting room for the exam. 2. Topic selection: according to the arrangement of test sites, log in to the "interview evaluation software system" and the computer will extract a set of test questions from the question bank. Candidates can choose any topic, and the system prints the test paper and question list for preparing lessons. 3. Lesson preparation: Candidates enter the lesson preparation room with lesson preparation paper and test paper, and write lesson plans (or demonstration activity plans) for 20 minutes. 4. Structuring: The examiner randomly selects 2 prescribed questions from the question bank, and the candidates answer them for 5 minutes. 5. Trial lecture: Candidates will give a trial lecture according to the prepared teaching plan, 10 minute. 6. defense: the examiner will ask questions around the content and questions of the candidates' trial, and the candidates will defend for 5 minutes. II. Precautions 1. The teacher's basic posture: standing posture-tall and straight, relaxed and natural. 2. Gait-calm, smooth, light and confident. 3. Talk-sincere, generous, equal, cautious and simple. 4.( 1) Don't talk about each other's "privacy area" and "sensitive area" to avoid unpleasantness. (2) Don't tell your elders and teachers what to do. (3) Don't be too modest or arrogant in communication. 5. Modest and prudent, resourceful, foster strengths and avoid weaknesses, and show potential. 3. interview points (1) makeup and clothing 1. Wear light makeup, not heavy makeup. Be fresh, clean and tidy. 2. Clothing should conform to the teacher's identity. Taboo: dirty, torn, disorderly wear, miscellaneous, too exposed, too transparent, too tight, too small. Sports candidates should wear sportswear. (2) Courtesy 1. After entering the examination room, communicate with the judges politely and answer questions with rich expressions. Say "answer finished" after the answer, and then say "thank you" to end. Be careful when going out. Don't interrupt the judges' language when answering questions. When others have finished, you can add one more point.