What is your schedule in high school?

Coordinates Zhengzhou, Henan Province, studying in Zhengzhou Foreign Language School in high school.

There are 60-70 students in each class. Before the placement, there were slightly more girls than boys. After placement, the number of men and women in science classes can reach 1: 1, and the number of men and women in liberal arts classes is 50+, with more than a dozen boys.

Because the school is relatively biased, most people choose to live on campus, and there are also a few day students. After senior three, the number of day students will increase. The houses in several surrounding communities are basically rented by students in our school, and a small number are rented to various remedial classes.

I can't remember the schedule. Look at the pictures.

Senior one and senior two will be dismissed at noon 12: 00 and senior three at noon 12: 10. The last class in the morning became 50 minutes. At this time, the canteen has basically been occupied by senior one and senior two, so I usually study in the classroom until 12: 45, and buy food and go back to the dormitory to eat.

Students who finish school at noon can leave school. In theory, students who live on campus can't go out, but I still sneak out occasionally and I don't feel embarrassed.

Afternoon breaks are used for dinner and extracurricular activities. Day students go out aboveboard, while resident students sneak out.

Class ends at 10: 00 in the evening. 10: 15 Lock the dormitory door. If you return to the dormitory later than this time, you will be counted as "late" and named by the housing manager.

The time before 10: 30 is the washing time. 10: 30 After the bell rings, everyone must go back to the dormitory. The housekeeper will patrol, and will be warned if he walks around outside or makes noise. Under normal circumstances, they will not deduct points easily.

Turn off the lights and electricity when you are in Grade One and Grade Two 10: 30. After that, you can't talk (in fact, you can't whisper that the housekeeper can't hear you), and you can't turn on the light to study (everyone will buy their own rechargeable desk lamps), otherwise you will be warned by the housekeeper, and repeated warnings may lead to points deduction.

The lights-out time of senior three is extended to 1 1: 00, and then I won't stop to learn boarding with a small desk lamp. Many students will learn 12 and 1. Because the school is not allowed to hang bed curtains, they usually use quilts to block the light, so as not to affect the rest of their roommates, but some don't care. It is common for roommates to have conflicts because of self-study at night.

There are many exams in senior three, weekly practice and monthly exams, plus various levels of simulation, sampling and joint exams. In the third year of senior high school, I repeatedly jumped between the mentality of "Ah ah, I failed this exam again" and "Ah ah, what should I do". Sometimes I turn on the desk lamp and read a book at night, but it really doesn't help. I just want to get what I usually learn.

Some students will stay up late, and when reading in the morning, many students will droop their heads and fall asleep. Nestle coffee and canned red bull in the school cafeteria sell well.

By the way, the refreshing methods I tried in high school include drinking tea, coffee, chewing espresso, drinking ginseng tea and American ginseng tablets. I think the most effective is American ginseng tablets, and ginseng tea ranks second. )

Arrange five self-study classes according to the usual time on Saturday morning, go home after class at noon, arrive at school before 6: 30 pm on Sunday, and attend self-study classes as usual at night; Senior three finished exams every week, on Friday night, one day on Saturday, went home after English exams in the afternoon, and went back to school as usual on Sunday. When I get home, I basically eat three meals, wash clothes, take a nap, and then go back to school. Studying at home does not exist. All the books I brought home were brought back intact. When I was at school, I basically buried myself in my homework.

There are many foreign language homework in Zhengzhou, but there are also many extracurricular activities. The ground is full of bosses who pay attention to learning activities with both hands. It is too common for them to compete in the monthly exam of the model United Nations General Assembly. There are all kinds of competitions. People who usually think they have good grades are nerds. After reading them, they realized that people not only studied well, but also had special skills.

Club activities are boring. There are many clubs in name, but there are few activities, because although the school maintains a neutral or encouraging attitude, the head teacher of each class will have various restrictions on the people who participate in the activities. If people with poor grades are keen on clubs, they will have doubts about life, so all kinds of clubs will recruit new people to live for one afternoon every year and die the rest of the time.

The most boring thing about the activity is that you bring an atmosphere in front. A bunch of people below are working hard and treat you like air completely. This kind of thing should not be normal outside Zheng.

In principle, Kevin·Z is not allowed to bring his mobile phone into the classroom, but in fact, he is not allowed to bring his mobile phone into the classroom. It's generous to make a phone call and order a takeaway in the dormitory, but hide under the quilt after lights out, or your mobile phone will be taken away by the house manager when he sees the strange light on your face. I brought two mobile phones to school, an old man-machine with no other functions except SMS, and a smart phone without a mobile phone card, which contains an electronic dictionary and an app for memorizing words. I told my mother that I memorized words on my mobile phone, but I actually read novels on campus wifi. Many students use Casio electronic dictionary to read novels, and a few simply forget to eat and sleep. They study all night and get up in the morning in vain.

I think Zhengzhou foreign language students can be roughly divided into three categories. First, the students in three foreign language junior high schools are characterized by diligence and self-discipline, good English foundation and close groups. However, all three schools have contempt chains, have better family conditions and are the most active in various activities. Second, the students admitted to other junior high schools in Zhengzhou are characterized by a slightly lower level of English, the worst degree of diligence, not joining a group, playing their own games, not caring about three foreign language schools, not making friends, and a relatively general family background; Third, international students are characterized by super diligence, like to miss their junior high school and hometown, can hold groups with fellow villagers, have the worst English foundation, and have a polarized family background, which is very good and very bad.

I belong to the second category. I have never liked the atmosphere outside Zheng, but I have poor self-control and poor grades. Dare not disturb the teacher, can only be painfully pushed forward.

What annoys me most about Kevin·Z is that many students will attach great importance to their grades. Today, if your score is lower than mine, we are good friends. Tomorrow, if your score is higher than mine, we will become strangers. Everyone is especially voyeuristic. When the report card is posted at the back, you will see that everyone will copy not only their own grades, but also others', especially their best friends and deskmates. It seems that only by doing better than your deskmate can you really do well in the exam. Worst of all, this atmosphere is contagious. If you stay in this environment for a long time, you will gradually feel as if you don't know yourself, and you will gradually become the one you hated the most.