Although college students have fewer courses than junior high schools, they still have to attend classes! However, besides our major, we also need to take some public courses and elective courses, including some boring and meaningless courses. Although we don't think it is necessary to take these classes, we still have to sit in the classroom in order not to fail the class and to attend the class. However, this time cannot be wasted! We can use this time to do something meaningful.

Because I am an English major, whenever I need a boring class, I will choose to recite words. Memorizing words is simple, so you don't have to worry too much. It can be said that it is the first choice for "multi-tasking". I can recite 80 words in an hour and a half in a class! If you are not an English major and need to study college English and prepare for CET-4 and CET-6, then memorizing words is really a good choice!

Don't recite words

Besides memorizing words, we can also choose to do some brainless homework. For example, copying Japanese words, texts or ideological reports. This not only completes the homework, but also saves the time after class. Another method that I often use myself is reading. The ancients said that the stomach is full of poetry, and I am convinced of this. So I have developed a good habit of reading since I was a child. And boring and meaningless courses provide us with a good opportunity to study just when we are busy at ordinary times. As long as we can calm down, we can finish reading and gain something.

Copying Japanese words

However, it should be noted that even if you think the course is boring, you should abide by the classroom discipline, don't make noise for no reason, don't talk to your classmates, and it is best not to play with your mobile phone. Because this will not only affect other students who want to attend classes, but also affect the teachers who attend classes, and even disrespect the teachers. Some teachers may not say anything, but in fact, they will be sad to see that no one is listening to their class or even undermining classroom discipline.

Don't whisper!