If students want to enter a good university, it must be supported by the results of the college entrance examination, so academic performance is particularly important to students, so some people will ask, are the grades of primary school students useful? Can answer clearly, useful, very useful. Good grades in primary school do not mean good grades in junior high school and senior high school, but poor grades in primary school. Basically, the grades in junior high school and high school will not be very good. This is the experience of someone who has experienced it. Although some primary school students didn't get very good grades at first, and finally got into a good university through their own efforts, we can find that their later efforts are very tiring, and there are very few such primary school students.
At present, primary schools mainly focus on Chinese, mathematics and English. For example, we used to learn Chinese and math in primary school, and we didn't start learning English until junior high school. Because my primary school is in the countryside, and the teachers are not good, there are more than 30 students in my class. In the end, only 1 of the students were admitted to the undergraduate course, and I only graduated from a junior college. In fact, this situation is just like the grade of primary school.
In the junior high school exam, I still remember that I scored 62 points in Chinese and 64 points in mathematics, just two of which passed the qualifying line, so I ranked last in the key classes of junior high school. At that time, there were more than 60 students in the junior middle school class. During my study in junior high school, I can find that students who study hard do well in primary school. Although several subjects were added to junior high school, those who got good grades in primary school had stronger learning ability, and finally took the senior high school entrance examination.
When I was in high school, I also talked about studying because it was an ordinary high school. Many people say that if you get good grades in primary school, you will not be able to do it in junior high school. Because they got good grades in primary school, they didn't learn well in junior high school and couldn't get into a good high school, but they got poor grades in primary school and it was too difficult for junior high school to be bad. Therefore, primary school grades are very important, which is the foundation. If the foundation is not firm, it will be difficult to stabilize the follow-up. Now that I have graduated from junior college for three years, junior high school students have achieved good grades in primary and secondary schools, and continue to study hard through follow-up. Until now, there are still students studying for graduate students, and the reason for this gap is very important.