Exam candidates: Relax and take a rest
High school graduates across the country are about to sit one of the most important exams in their lives, the National College Entrance Examinations.
| High school graduates across the country are about to sit one of the most important exams in their lives, the National College Entrance Examinations. |
There are only four days left until the exams. By this point, you either know it or you don't.
Psychologist Guo Lanting said, "At the moment, I think students should have mastered all that they want to master. So they should try to relax and take as much rest as they possibly can."
Parents could be the best therapists for their children, who are under great pressure.
Guo Lanting said, "Parents should tell their children that they are satisfied with their children's hard work, and that they will accept whatever their exam results are."
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| High school graduates across the country are about to sit one of the most important exams in their lives, the National College Entrance Examinations. |
While psychologists are helping candidates deal with the pressure, traffic departments in Beijing are trying to help them deal with the traffic on the days of their exams.
If students are stuck in traffic, they can call on traffic police, who will do their best to help them reach their destinations as quickly as possible. Temporary traffic control measures will be in place on roads close to exam venues. In addition, all cars carrying one or more candidates will not be subject to traffic control measures in the city. Cars with a license plate number that ends in 5 and 0 are typically banned on Mondays. But exceptions will be made for examinees.
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| High school graduates across the country are about to sit one of the most important exams in their lives, the National College Entrance Examinations. |
With various departments providing every convenience for the students, the Ministry of Education will make sure they detect anyone who tries to cheat.
Jiang Gang, vice director of College Students Dept., Ministry of Education,said, "We'll strengthen our crackdown on behavior such as using a communication device during the exams, getting help from people outside the exam rooms, hiring people to sit in for tests and releasing information which could sabotage the integrity of the exam."
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| Vehicles for National College Entrance Examination unveiled in Wuhu, Anhui province. |
This year, the Ministry of Education will monitor nearly 60,000 exam venues across the country through live video feeds. It has also sent teams to several provinces to check on the printing and storing of the exam papers. Spot checks will also be conducted during the three-day examinations.