Is the passing rate related to the order of teaching interviews?

The pass rate of the first batch of teaching interviews is indeed slightly lower than that of the students who took the exam later.

First of all, the pass rate of the interview is around 45%. Due to the different situation every year, the pass rate will fluctuate by about 7%.

Secondly, the first three minutes of the trial are very important. The first three minutes are the time when the examiner's attention is most concentrated. The more arresting your performance, the higher your chances of passing.

In addition, in the same exam, if two candidates have the same level, it is relatively cheap to draw a candidate with a lower serial number, because the examiner's energy is limited, and the standard will be relaxed appropriately in the future.

But don't worry too much. The lower the serial number, the more likely candidates are to pass, but the probability is not iron law. Excellent strength is the strongest guarantee for landing!

Everyone who has been baptized by the written test results should be more deeply aware of the reality: the competition for teachers' exams is becoming more and more fierce, and there may be only one difference between "passing" and "failing".

So how can we improve our hard power and successfully pass the teaching interview without being afraid of the interview number?

Have the following suggestions:

1, learn about the interview. Find the right direction.

2, master the underlying logic, continuous and efficient learning

3, adjust the mentality to prepare for the exam, and calmly go to the examination room to prepare for the exam.

In short, our own strength is more worthy of our attention and efforts than the order before and after.

The above are all the answers to the questions about whether the pass rate and order of teaching interview are related.