Practical test and argument are two important subjects in the public ***, and their review can be carried out through self-study, but there are some important points and methods that need to be noted.
First of all, the self-study of the test and the argument can be carried out from the following aspects. The first is to read the relevant textbooks and reference books to understand the content and requirements of the exam. The second is to accumulate relevant knowledge, including knowledge of current affairs, politics, laws and regulations, economic management, etc. The third is to do real questions, through which you can familiarize yourself with the exam format and improve your problem-solving ability. In addition, you can also participate in some online or offline self-study classes to improve the revision effect through systematic learning and guidance.
For the written test of the national examination, it mainly examines the daily knowledge accumulation of the candidates, so self-study is very important. Through self-study, you can choose appropriate textbooks and reference books for systematic learning. At the same time, you can pay attention to the news and information on current affairs, politics, economic management, etc., and increase your knowledge reserve. While studying on your own, it is also essential to do some practice with real questions to improve your problem-solving ability and test-taking skills.
However, self-study is not the only way to review the test and argument. For some candidates with strong comprehension skills, they can choose not to apply for the written test class and rely entirely on self-study to prepare for the exam. However, for the interview part, it is recommended to choose to apply for an interview class, because the interview scope is wide, and self-study may be more difficult. The interview class can provide professional guidance and training to help students improve their interview skills and coping ability.
Every year, there are many self-taught candidates who successfully pass the public examination, but there are also many candidates who lose their opportunities because of poor performance in the interview. Therefore, whether you choose to study on your own or enroll in a class, you should develop an efficient preparation plan that suits you at the beginning of the revision and carry it out in a planned manner. A good plan is the key to success, and only by fully understanding your strengths and weaknesses can you develop a targeted revision plan.
In short, the test and the argument can be reviewed through self-study. Self-study requires reading textbooks, accumulating knowledge, doing past papers, etc., and you can choose to participate in self-study classes to get guidance. At the same time, it is recommended to participate in the interview class to improve interview skills and coping skills. Whether you choose to study on your own or enroll in a class, you need to make a revision plan that suits you and revise it in a planned way. Only by fully understanding yourself can you develop a targeted revision plan and improve the effectiveness of your exam preparation.