How does it feel to repeat the college entrance examination for one year? What are the advantages and disadvantages of repeating reading?

Although I have the experience of repeating the college entrance examination, I have experienced World War II, so I can understand the feelings of those students who choose to repeat it. In fact, when you think about it, it won't be so hard after the exam, because a lot of hardships have been forgotten, but in the process of the retest, you once thought that you couldn't persist and there would be many thoughts of giving up. This shows how difficult the second interview is, but most people will stick to it. After all, repeat reading is the way you choose, and you must stick to it no matter how difficult it is. Next, I will talk about the advantages and disadvantages of repeating reading.

Everyone can grow a lot in this year. We often say that many people grow up in an instant. Because today's children are well protected by their parents, they have hardly encountered any major difficulties and setbacks since childhood, and failing in the college entrance examination can be said to be the biggest difficulty encountered by many children of this age. At this time, we have to make a decision, whether to go to a school that we are not satisfied with or come back to study for another year. Everyone grows up in the process of making decisions. If you choose to repeat, the difficulties you have experienced this year will make you better and everyone will grow a lot.

Physical and mental pressure is great. I have to admit that repeating classes is really tiring, especially for students, not only physically tired, but also psychologically stressed. After all, the mentality of another year is different from that of the first year. Everyone will review with the mentality of not losing, which will put a lot of pressure on themselves. In addition, the study in senior three is very hard, so you will feel physically and mentally exhausted.

It is possible to fail to repeat. Repetition is the possibility of failure. After another year of hard work, I still haven't got satisfactory results, which is really a big blow to students. Even many candidates haven't scored in the first year, so this is the biggest drawback in my opinion.