1. Ryan's cram school is a mixed bag. It is estimated that he only knows what kind of teaching experience the teacher who teaches students is (he is too boastful and has just been awarded the title of "national special teacher"), and the learning environment is not good. In this case, instead of studying, you waste time and money;

Some well-known excellent teachers come out occasionally to earn some extra money. If you are lucky enough to meet or have an acquaintance to help you contact, it is best. It is best for these teachers to be familiar with the new curriculum and have been engaged in the new curriculum teaching (for example, some teachers in Switzerland and China are quite tough).

3. If it is run by some super retired teachers (such as retired teachers from Switzerland and China), don't apply in a hurry. Because they are all learning new courses now, and the content, capacity and order of the books are very different from those of the old textbooks, the glorious teaching history of retired teachers may not be able to cope with the new courses. Of course, if you really can't find a cram school that is familiar with the new curriculum, you won't lose much in learning the old curriculum. Just lay the foundation.

Actually, it's not a big problem not to go to cram school. Now many schools begin to teach junior high school to senior high school during military training, which is very targeted.

I hope the above suggestions will help you!