My two head teachers in high school are math teachers, both of whom are very responsible teachers, and they also bring out students who can get 140+ in math, but I don't know why, I always want to sleep every time I attend their class, so my math scores have been very poor. I am not the kind of student who doesn't work hard.

Drink coffee, tea and red bull, keep enough sleep, adjust eating habits, and ask my deskmate to wake me up when I doze off in math class. In short, I used various methods to avoid dozing off, but the terrible thing is that I am fine in other classes, and I am so sleepy in math class.

I am often called up by my teacher to stand behind, so I always spend a lot of time studying what the teacher said in class after class, and my math scores are hovering around 70-80 all the year round (150). The reason why I didn't fall below 60 depends on my good math in junior high school and my efforts after class.

At this time, I don't have the curse that I want to sleep as soon as the math teacher talks about the topic. On the contrary, I have another dilemma. I can't keep pace with the teacher. I don't understand, I don't understand, but teachers should consider the progress of most students in class.

After class is over, the teacher's time will be occupied by Xueba again. They discussed the finale on the platform. I sat under the platform and looked at multiple-choice questions full of red crosses. Seriously, I'm sorry.

At that time, I will go online to find some ways to learn to be a bully. After trying one by one, I found it didn't help me much. I took part in a remedial class, but the teachers in the remedial class are not as good as the teachers in the school.

Although I can understand what I said simply, it has little effect on the exam. The same knowledge points test me in another way, but I still capsized in the gutter, and the results were still terrible. I once doubted my IQ.

If I had given up at that time, I would not have been admitted to the university of 2 1 1. Although the university encountered the dilemma of failing in advanced mathematics, that was another story.