Mathematics is my weakness in the exam. Every time I come across math, I'm always in the top two. Others know how to solve the formula at a glance, but I can't figure it out after thinking for a long time. Almost everyone got more than 90 points in the exam, and only I got an invisible result ... If you think about it carefully, it's not unreasonable.

In primary school, because my mother asked me to learn abacus mental arithmetic, the courses of primary one and secondary two were very simple for me! So I was proud, thinking that mathematics is always so simple, and there is no need to take classes in math class ... However, as I get older, the topics become more and more difficult to teach, and my math scores also give a warning. I knew it in my heart, but it remained the same. I didn't concentrate in class as usual, passing notes to my classmates and peeking at novels under the table ... I did everything and always said to myself: by the weekend, I will make up for what I can't do ... "But it's a good excuse, isn't it?"

Since the sixth grade, my subjects have gradually become uneven and mathematics has gone from bad to worse; English and English have improved a lot; Needless to say, there is no math difference between society and nature, but in all my achievements, I am below average; At this time, I still don't forget to find an excuse for myself: "Anyway, as long as I get through primary school and junior high school, things should be better!" I will be more serious! I must make up for what I should have! "I told myself, in this way, I have to mix primary school.

During the summer counseling, I really fulfilled what I said. After class, I stayed in the classroom to review the last lesson. Pupils will come to me until I know. But after school, although I try to restrain myself, I still keep my "good habit"-I will doze off in math class, although the math teacher is the head teacher; Although, the teacher said that I am a duck and listen to thunder …, I still can't help but be distracted. Now, math is my biggest weakness, but I still found a suitable excuse for myself.

If a tutor or friend reminded me not to be too arrogant when I was a child, maybe I wouldn't be like this today. I would know how to be modest, I would know how to be serious, I would know that "learning" is extremely important, and I would know the value of reading, not just living. study

However, "if at that time" is just an excuse. What I really need is my unremitting efforts, for math, for the future, come on!