You can see this kind of spectacle every time you take an exam: someone says "I will definitely do it next time" as if it were true, but when the results come out, "I die on the spot". This brother can be called a master of performance art in the contemporary examination room - he looks like a god of war when he speaks harshly before the exam, and his hands shake like Parkinson's when checking the score.
\\\\\\\"\\\\\\\"， The second time he shouted out the heroic words of "600 people improved", the final completion rate was 50% - from 800 to 500. Mathematics has improved, and I know that 300 is half of 600. This wave, this wave is called \\\\\\\"Exceeding the Mathematics KPI\\\\\\\".
The most outrageous thing is his post-match summary: \\\\\\\\"The question went wrong\\\\\\\" - Yes, it's just something you can't answer; \\\\\\\\"Not in good condition\\\\\\\" - When will you feel better? ;\\\\\\\"Be prepared carefully next time\\\\\\\" - you have said this eight hundred times, and the results are worse every time. It is recommended to directly establish a \\\\\\\"regression guarantee group\\\\\\\" to study how to stabilize abnormal performance.
Looking at his learning trajectory is like looking at the A-share trend chart: occasionally rebounding, generally downward, but always full of hope. Others know their shame and then become brave, but he knows his shame and becomes even more shameful, and moves forward bravely on the road to ruin. I suggest that the school give him a "Best Talker Award". After all, he can describe "steady regression" as "strategic adjustment". It would be a pity not to engage in pyramid schemes with this kind of psychological quality. Others know their shame and then become brave. He knows his shame and becomes even more shameful. It is impossible to be brave. In this life, he can only rely on hard words to maintain his life.
Intention: Study hard and make progress every day