1 Hengshui Xueba Daily Work Schedule
This is the daily schedule of a schoolmaster admitted to Tsinghua. Although a little vague, but looking at the dense handwriting, you can see its high degree of intention.
In order to make everyone have a clearer understanding, I will show you in the form of words what the daily life of Xueba is like at various points in time.
6: 00-7: 30 As the saying goes, a year's plan lies in spring, and a day's plan lies in the morning. This time is often the most abundant time for a person's mind, and it is also the golden time for learning and exercising. If all classes can be arranged in this period of time for comprehensive and systematic preview and review, especially liberal arts subjects: memory of English words, recitation of Chinese texts, etc.
And 7: 30-8: 00 is the time to concentrate on breakfast, which only takes half an hour.
From 8: 00 to 9: 00, people's endurance is often the best, so at this time, we can arrange logical and difficult courses for study and review. Like math.
According to scientific research, children's short-term memory effect is better at 9: 00- 1 1: 00, so we can "surprise" what we are about to take, which can achieve twice the result with half the effort!
11:00-12: 00 is close to lunch time, so it is easy to get tired after reviewing in the morning. At this time, you can review some routine exercises to achieve the purpose of consolidation.
12: 00- 13: 00 at lunch time, you can listen to some light music to relieve the nervous nerves in the morning and let your brain have a rest.
13: 00- 14: 00 is prone to post-meal fatigue, so it is recommended to take a short rest and adjust. If you want to take a nap, it will take about half an hour.
15: 00- 16: 00 has the best long-term memory effect, and you can arrange to remember something that needs permanent memory.
16: 00- 18: 00 is suitable for some complicated calculations and laborious operations.
/kloc-the dinner time around 0/9: 00 is also a rest time, so the brain must rest.
1 One-day working schedule of Hengshui
According to a table circulating on the Internet, students in Hengshui get up at 5: 30 every morning, turn off the lights at 10 at night: 10, and have five classes in the afternoon every day. The timetable is accurate to the minute. In addition, students' school time is occupied by various exams and "exercises". (It is said that students have to attend 14 classes a day and study for about 1 1 half an hour. )
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A girl who graduated from Hengshui at 20 1 1 saved her test papers from Grade One to Grade Three and piled them up to 2.45438+0 meters. The girl uploaded the photo to the internet, which once attracted attention. Finally, the girl was admitted to the University of Hong Kong.
Behind the dazzling college entrance examination results, Hengshui has become the representative of "exam-oriented education". Even in the eyes of some local education authorities, the "balanced model" is far from meeting the requirements of quality education.
Recently, Fang Hongfeng, director of the Basic Education Department of Zhejiang Education Department, publicly questioned Hengzhong's school-running model, arguing that "this school is a typical exam-oriented education, with only scores in its eyes and no one in its eyes", and "it does not conform to our people-oriented quality education concept in Zhejiang, and Zhejiang does not need it".