Hello everyone!

I am a student in this class, and I am honored to say a few words to my dear parents as a student representative.

In a blink of an eye, we have spent nearly a year in junior high school. We deeply felt the compactness and enrichment, convenience and efficiency, fatigue and joy of junior high school life.

However, I think, if you want to get good grades in the busy junior high school life, you need to learn to study.

So, first of all, I want to talk about my understanding of learning here. You know, learning is not just the pursuit of results, but the usual dribs and drabs process. Therefore, it is impossible to get good grades if you don't work hard at ordinary times and make a surprise attack before the exam. This is completely opportunistic. In the process of learning, you should grasp the classroom efficiency for 45 minutes. I think the classroom is the most important for our students. For example, the classroom is like a dinner. If dinner is not good, no amount of non-staple food will help. In the classroom, because of contact with new knowledge, as long as it is integrated into the classroom, the memory of knowledge will be particularly profound. I have a deep understanding of this. Therefore, when teachers teach new lessons, it will become a breakthrough for us to improve our academic performance.

How to break through? First of all, we need to think positively, speak boldly and exchange our views in class. It can be said that the teaching level of junior high school teachers in our experiment is very high. As long as we follow the teacher's ideas, we will certainly be able to show generate's generate thinking in class and show our charm on this stage. Generally speaking, students who are active in class thinking and actively raise their hands to speak, such as Chen Siyuan and Jiang Feiqing in our class, are very active in class, so they can get good grades in their usual homework and exams. Second, carefully sort out the wrong notes. The wrong notes are very useful, and sorting them out is not limited to dealing with inspections. This is self-deception. The wrong question book not only records the wrong questions, but also sorts out some questions that you think are novel or cleverly answered. When finishing, write your own learning experience on it and take it out to have a look. Do it again and recall how it was done at that time. Is there a simpler and more ingenious way to sum up the experience? This is the real effect of the wrong notebook. The wrong notes can also be our right-hand man. So I think the improvement of academic performance needs the improvement of our learning efficiency.

Then, I want to say "knowledge is a sweet fruit that grows on bitter roots". Han Yu, a famous poet and philosopher in the Tang Dynasty in China, famously said: "There is no limit to learning the sea, and learning well will make you an official." Han Yu's words are intended to tell people that there are no shortcuts and no boats that can sail with the wind on the road to study. If you want to learn more and more knowledge in the vast amount of books and knowledge, "diligence" is essential and the best condition.

So what is diligence? How to be diligent? Diligence means unremitting efforts and hard study. Perhaps, in recent years, when talking about their own learning experiences, the top students in the college entrance examination and the top students in the senior high school entrance examination rarely talk about "hard work" or "diligence", but only by hard work can we imagine the hard scene of college entrance examination students burning the midnight oil and feel their hard work of leaving early and returning late. Therefore, diligence is essential to study. In fact, as Edison said, "Genius is 1% inspiration plus 99% blood and sweat." Only by taking a rigorous attitude towards learning and studying hard can we gain something and reach the peak.

Finally, as a monitor, I will definitely lead the whole class with the class teacher and strive for higher goals. I believe our class will get better and better.

Thank you all.