As a lazy and poor student party, these two sentences can really make me motivated to study every minute. Because I have been adhering to the motto of "It doesn't matter if I don't get into the exam hard, I deserve it if I don't get into the exam that minute", I still dare not slack off in my study, and I am really lazy. Spending a holiday worrying about failing the make-up exam and preparing for the exam will really drive me crazy, so even if I don't study very much at ordinary times (many people in college do this? ), homework must be done by yourself, and you can't write it yourself after reading the answers. You must go through your homework one week before the exam, so the exam is a time of hard work.
As a student party that uses family money, the word money hurts me every minute. As long as I sign up and pay the money, I will study hard and fight for it once. Reviewing the textual research carefully still made me learn a lot of knowledge. However, it also led me to learn something, and basically I used exams to urge myself. Sometimes I am a little worried about whether I will become the kind of child who can only take exams. However, when knowledge is really applied to practice, I think this method is really efficient and effective.
I remember when I was in high school, I held the mentality of learning for my parents. Instead of being full of fighting spirit, I am often in a state of guilty conscience. I think learning should be a taboo for this "great" purpose. Maybe a realistic purpose that doesn't look good at all may be better. In the process of learning, it is not how many points you want to get, but how much you can learn by working hard.