Chen, the most powerful examiner in the history of China. He graduated from Class 6, No.1 Middle School in Tianjin, majoring in Chinese 148, Mathematics 150, English 150, and Science and Technology 300.
The total score is 748, language 148, mathematics 150, English 150, and science 300. Known as the "full score after two points" champion.
According to China's university standards, there are more than 2,000 universities in China, which are divided into one, two and three universities. Because according to the classification of China Ministry of Education, students can meet better teaching environment, professors and classmates in the new university. Getting into an excellent university in China in two or three years requires the joint efforts of parents and children.
Chen's study habits Chen has developed a good study habit in peacetime-finding problems in learning in time and solving them in time. There are few loopholes in his study, so to speak, almost none!
Every day, as soon as students enter the classroom, open books, listen to lectures, do problems and take exams, they will encounter various learning problems. The process of learning is the process of dealing with problems.
If these problems are found and solved, can students' grades be improved? If a student doesn't find any problems in his study, it's very bad. Why? Because as long as one question is not found, there will be loopholes and he will lose points in the exam.
It's even worse if students find problems in their studies but don't solve them. Why? Because the problems will pile up.
A student is excellent when he finds and solves problems in his study; This problem refers not only to learning, but also to being a man. If a student is good at discovering his own shortcomings and correcting them in time, he must be an excellent person.