As a monitor, you should not abuse power for personal gain, but should think of the class everywhere. In learning, lead everyone to create a good style of study, work together with everyone, always emphasize attendance, and urge everyone to attend classes on time, and not to be late or leave early. Since the beginning of this class, the weekly attendance rate is excellent, and the multiple attendance rate is the best class in the whole department. This class has a good style of study, and the students have benefited a lot from their studies. The first pass rate of this class is 70% for Band 4 and 100% for Class A.. In terms of after-school life, I will lead you to participate in various activities organized by the department to enrich your after-school life. Our class won the first prize in the foreign language department chorus competition in 2007, the third prize in the whole hospital chorus competition in the same year, and the first prize in 2007. I also organized many extracurricular activities, such as class dinners, outings and drama performances, to increase the cohesion of the class.

The class won the honor not by myself, but by the active cooperation of the whole class and the concerted efforts of Qi Xin. As a class teacher, it is very important to win the trust of students. We should constantly improve our self-cultivation and unite our classmates. In the environment where there are more women than men in the Department of Foreign Languages, it is a challenge for boys to manage female students as monitor. I will also encounter some difficulties in the process of work, but as long as I calm down and think about the handling methods slowly, I don't have to use my overheated mind to deal with the problems. As long as you have confidence, you will succeed.

University life is fleeting, and it will soon face the day of graduation. In the future, I will still do my job well and work hard with my classmates to lay a solid foundation for my future work and study.

The above is my debriefing report. Please correct me.

Thank you all.