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The gap between me and eugenics
The changes in my junior high school grades in recent months have successfully told me what ups and downs are.

There was a math exam the other day. As soon as the test paper was issued, I saw the bright red score at a glance, not bad, more than 80 points. When I think about when I first started school, my math score was above 90 almost every time. Unconsciously, I sighed deeply and became more and more agitated. But I still looked through the test paper quietly, then folded it in half and stuffed it into the test paper folder. After another wave of unrest, I was inexplicably called to the office by the teacher. Although it is only a few steps from the classroom to the office, I still find it as difficult as crossing the Pacific Ocean. I dawdled to the door and shouted "Report" in a trembling voice. I still don't know what happened.

So I went to the head teacher's desk. But instead of criticizing me, the teacher gave me an A4 piece of paper. I took the paper in my hand and looked at it carefully-the collection of papers on "Three Coming and Three Going". First I breathed a sigh of relief, and then I began to think about how to write. The teacher told me that I could write on weekends. So I put it off again and again.

Today is the last day, so I can only write. I looked at these three short sentences carefully, and suddenly, I seemed to understand something and felt suddenly enlightened. ——

That's right. Nothing is more extravagant than ambition. Few people have no desire. I also have desires, but my family conditions don't allow me to have money. Therefore, my desire is still at the stage of desire. As for ambition, before I entered junior high school, I had set the goal of being admitted to Xinchang Middle School. At this moment, I am filled with emotion. Fortunately, I had a goal to work hard long ago. I'm glad I didn't sail on the foggy sea.

Once you have a goal, the next thing is to work hard to achieve it. Yes, "no smarter than hard work". When I was in primary school, my grades were among the best. Even if I haven't attended a cram school once, my study is easy to describe. Even if I watch TV and play games, my subjects will not be worse than others. However, this leisurely life is over. When I first entered junior high school, I felt the gap between myself and top students. The fifth place in my class still tickles me. I find that I have many shortcomings-my handwriting is not as good as others, and my calculation is not as good as others ... so I come to a conclusion that it is not enough to study smart. So I began to work hard. I got rid of the habit of playing and began to study hard. The night before the monthly exam, I sat at my desk and carefully read the knowledge points for an hour. Value for money-I got the eighth place in the monthly exam, only four points short of the first place. If I have been sailing hard, then these four points are not far away. However, I was wrong. Before the mid-term, my attitude towards learning was a little slow and relaxed, which was good-I didn't go all out. So, the boat I studied capsized-I lost a hundred at once. After this lesson, I told myself that learning is like sailing against the current. If you don't advance, you will retreat. So, I work harder.

However, before the mid-term, it was the connection knowledge of Xiaoshengchu. After the mid-term, the difficulty of knowledge has deepened a lot. Therefore, 89, 76, 7 1 ... all kinds of wonderful scores squeezed into my test paper folder. I feel it again-yes, "no more progress than the foundation." A few days ago, I dug out the math paper and read it carefully. I found that my junior high school knowledge is really not comprehensive enough. I began to revise my homework that I hadn't revised before. This is my responsibility for my knowledge, and it is also my responsibility. I don't know how long it took. I put down my pen and suddenly realized-

In fact, there is only a firm ambition, continuous efforts and infinite progress gap between gifted students and me.

(The essay draft "Three to Three" was written in 2020+02.6)