Treat the invigilator correctly.

In the first few minutes of the examination room, some students often pay attention to the movement of the invigilator; Some students usually have little contact with teachers, and the invigilator in the examination room can easily become the psychological burden of such candidates. For such students, it is very important to have a correct attitude towards the teacher, otherwise they will not be able to adapt to the atmosphere of the examination room for a while and will be distracted from time to time. So what is the right attitude? First of all, don't be afraid of the invigilator. You should think of the invigilator, that is, the ordinary teacher, not the judge who tests you. Secondly, you should treat the invigilator with gratitude. It is their strictness and hard work that makes the college entrance examination fair, open and just. Therefore, when the invigilator gives you some pressure, you might as well think to yourself: "Teachers, like me, are all human beings and should eat and drink Lazar." Or think that "this teacher is really thin" or "this teacher is still a big child", so that you can virtually break your fear of the invigilator and ease your nervousness. When the invigilator says something humorous to dilute the tension, he should be able to smile. To tell the truth, some candidates are tight-faced and expressionless, and even sit still when the invigilator tells jokes a few minutes before the exam. It's really worrying to take the exam with such a nervous mood. In addition, for students sitting in the first row, the second row or the last row, if your mood is uncertain, the invigilator who likes to stand in front of the podium or in the last row will become another big burden on your mind. Therefore, everyone must pay attention to concentrate and reach the state of "forgetting the teacher", and this shortcoming will definitely be overcome.