In my opinion, extra-curricular tutoring is an obstacle for students, or more appropriately, a hobby. Once students get into the habit of being tutored by cramming education, his intelligence begins to decline. He stopped trying to find solutions to the problems he faced in his study, but looked forward to the help he expected from the college in the evening. Students who are used to tuition try to find more shortcuts, and this habit even continues into college and after graduation.

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In my opinion, cram school is an obstacle, or more accurately, it will bring a kind of dependence to students. Once students get used to the tutor's cramming education, their independent thinking ability will be reduced. Because the cram school can provide all the answers he needs, he won't try to find a solution to his schoolwork problems by himself. At the same time, students who get answers in cram schools will also try to find' shortcuts' in their later study life (ignoring the importance of hard work).