1. When answering questions, be sure to listen carefully, see the questions clearly and don't digress. According to the questions, sort out your own ideas for answering, and finally answer. Some professional words can also be involved in the answer.

2. When encountering controversial issues, such as asking students to sign safety agreements at school and parents to sign homework, we can adopt a dialectical attitude to analyze them, or say that advantages and disadvantages coexist. Don't express your views at the beginning and then have different opinions in the answer, which will be very contradictory.

3. Pay attention to the time when answering questions, think first when you see the topic, describe it in an orderly way after grasping the light key points, and ensure that the answers conform to certain logical thinking and the levels should be clear.

4. Answering questions should be smooth and natural, not too blunt, and you can answer with your own emotions. (Imagine yourself in this situation) You should also standardize your pronunciation (use less modal particles like ah, ah, this and then) and be sure to say less "then".

The above are all the answers to what should be paid attention to in structured teaching interviews.