Pros and cons of all open book exams for secondary school students

Not good. One is that students will rely on textbooks and cannot think independently, and the other is that they cannot form a system in students' minds and accumulate knowledge for future learning.

If it is said well, it is only advisable to open the book when the exam questions are difficult, because the exam questions are difficult and students may not be able to think of a solution for a while, and the purpose of reading books is to inspire students, not to ask them to copy things casually.

As a college student, I have gone through the middle school years, and in my opinion, the benefits of closing books in middle school outweigh the disadvantages. In this way, it will pave the way for the internship in the current university.

Some subjects should be open-booked and some shouldn't.

1. Benefits: 1. You can turn the book and find information, students have no psychological pressure, because there is no ready-made answer, there will be no cheating, everyone can give full play to their imagination and get the most real results;

2. The open-book exam questions are "live", compared with the closed-book exam, it is more open, comprehensive, and has the characteristics of openness, comprehensiveness, and quality, and some questions are not easy to find the existing answers in the textbooks and materials, and students need to comprehensively summarize and answer the questions flexibly;

3. There is no only plurality of answers. The answers to the open banquet questions are diverse, and any one answer can independently complete the requirements of the test questions.

2. Disadvantages: 1. Focusing on the examination of basic knowledge and basic skills of textbooks can strengthen students' implementation and consolidation of basic knowledge of judgment;

2. It can prompt students to study hard, remember what should be remembered, memorize what should be memorized, not be lazy, be able to leave the books and still know, and consciously develop a good habit of studying hard;

3. In closed-book examinations, the results are often more real.

Open-book exams are difficult.

First, the examination time is short, the number of questions is large, and there is not a lot of time to check all kinds of information;

Second, the topic is highly comprehensive and flexible, and it is not easy to find the original sentence in the flip book;

Third, it is a blind flip book, which is bound to weaken the examination of the topic.

The open-book exam has higher requirements for students' reading comprehension ability, inductive generalization ability, and language organization ability.

3. Be at ease.

The truth that open books is beneficial was known as early as when we were in elementary school, but there are not many people who can talk about it but can really do it. Due to personal preferences or external environmental influences, reading has become a burden for some people or a task to cope with teachers and parents, so how can we discover the true meaning of reading?

Only by reading more books can we gain extensive knowledge and strong cultural heritage, and this is especially true at our current stage, because reading a good book is like making a good friend. For decades, Han Yanhu has been very busy, but he never stops reading, and always squeezes out time to read, even if it is only for a minute or second. What's even more admirable is that in the minutes he spends moving his body before swimming into the water, he sometimes reads a few lines of poetry from famous people.

After swimming, I didn't care about resting, so I picked up the book again. Even the few minutes he spent on the toilet were never wasted. His former residence in Zhongnanhai is a sea of books.

For good books, we should study them carefully and read them repeatedly, so that we can read the soul of the book. Reading without thinking is equivalent to eating without digesting; If you read a book and can't use it, the book you read is equivalent to waste paper. As the saying goes, "if you don't use pen and ink, you can't read a book", you might as well pick up the pen when reading, mark what you are interested in or what you think is good, and annotate the header or blank space, which is very helpful for reading a good book.

After reading the book, you can write down your feelings or reading notes, and convert your experience into words, which will also help you improve your cultural literacy and writing level. But don't read bad books, because bad books can kill you, just like bad friends.

When possible, we should read a wide range of books, not just what we like, and try to be as well-read as possible. But we have to focus on it, not to waste time on chewing words, but more about understanding the author's emotions and the depths of the book. But people who have no goal and no books to read, their knowledge is difficult to be very exquisite.

We should resolutely put an end to dead and indiscriminate reading. There are some people in society who keep learning one knowledge and then rush to learn another, and only spend time learning other people's thoughts, but have no time to exercise their own thoughts. As a result, knowledge is learned, but intelligence is rarely gained.

Rousseau was very unaccustomed to this, and in his book Emile, he said that such a person "is like a child who picks up shells on the beach, at first he picks up some shells, but when he sees others, he wants to pick them up, but he throws away some and picks up some, and when he doesn't know which one to choose, he has to throw them all away and go back empty-handed." ”

The famous historian Macaulay once wrote to a little girl that he would rather be a poor man and live in an attic with a lot of books than a king who could not read. Let us learn from the experience of our predecessors, love reading, read good books, read more books and never die reading. Find your own direction from the book and cultivate your own sentiments.

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