According to reports, all candidates entering the examination room will undergo strict security checks. Each exam room is equipped with cell phone jammer and ID card readers. On the one hand, the ID card is checked to confirm that the test taker is the person and not someone else taking the test. On the other hand, check if candidates bring cheating devices into the exam room. "Only after passing through these two 'gates' can you enter the examination room to take the test." It is also reported that next year's college entrance examination will also introduce a fingerprint recognition system. Fingerprints will be checked and a line of defense will be added to prevent taking the exam. "Once a candidate is late and cannot enter the examination room, the invigilator needs to patiently persuade them to enter the examination room. There is still a line of defense, and a Handheld 4G Cell Phone Blocker Work will be placed in front of the examination room." According to reports, in previous years, especially for English subject tests, individual candidates will be punished because of wrong time. Shut out. The reporter saw that the city No. 2 middle school test center has set up a coordination room to communicate with late candidates and their parents without affecting the normal examination of other candidates.
Most colleges are adults who are responsible for their actions. I think it's okay to not listen to the class or play with the mobile phone, as long as it doesn't affect the class. Second, schools should reflect on why they are installing Handheld 4G Cell Phone Blocker Work to require students not to play mobile phones, thereby increasing classroom attendance, rather than improving the quality of teaching, which is really low. In college classes, I make sure and promise that every student sacrifices some unimportant class time and skips class in exchange for time to work on other goals. In conclusion, the use of cell phone jammers to improve classroom attendance is a good idea, but it kills all options for college students. Such leaders and schools.
