What should the study and life of senior high school be like?

As a writing scumbag, I mustered up the courage to write this article to truly record my three years of high school. It's unremarkable, but it makes me not regret it. All the tears in the past three years have been used as fertilizer for happiness.

As a senior who has graduated nearly two years ago, I still recall the 100-day countdown next to the water dispenser. Freshmen in high school always complain about the long three years. Only after experiencing it can we truly understand the fleeting time. . Entering high school in a daze and starting a new life. It is a completely closed education. Students in the first and second grade of high school will go home once every two weeks, and in the third grade of high school, they will go home once a month. We silently call it prison life.

1/Never be afraid of being late when doing things. As a poor English speaker, I never understood the usefulness of memorizing words at first. Since I entered high school, failing English has become a common occurrence. 69~ I can’t remember clearly the “brilliance” at that time. I only remember that due to my troubles with English, my class ranking was always in the middle and lower reaches. I am the slowest in memorizing things. I go to the English teacher's office after class. I don't understand English grammar. I can't fill in the blanks in English as a freshman in high school. I can't understand the meaning of sentences. I don’t know how many times I came out of the office crying. I was really saved when I was in my second year of high school. I still failed in English. I changed classes and teachers. I feel that meeting her is the luckiest thing in my life. She began to urge me to learn English. After class every day, I would go to her office as long as I had time. Whether it was reviewing yesterday's new knowledge or memorizing vocabulary and composition, I would go there every day to report. 2/Persistence, not just talk. I don’t know when I became interested in English. It was probably the first time I took the 89 exam or the first time I passed English. In the past two years, I have failed in English from 90 to 105 to 130. I have to answer the English questions every day when I go back to the dormitory. I have to memorize a list every day. I have revised the English composition many times and still have grammatical errors... To sum up, it is not. Those two words, persist!

I have seen my deskmate memorize an English dictionary countless times from the first year of high school to the third year of high school. I have seen little sisters in the dormitory who were just slow to accept things move themselves to the top of the class in three years from the bottom of the class, and successfully entered the top ten honor rolls in the class. I saw a young man who loved reading novels that I had never noticed before, and he became the dark horse of our class and got high marks in the college entrance examination. I also saw some friends who had gotten high scores n times at the beginning of the school year and whose teachers had always liked failed the college entrance examination, probably because they played games...

What can we gain in three years of high school ~ friendship (not too much) More, just one or two, we will have dinner together on a fixed Monday and chat about the recent interesting things) Class friendship (the cry of unity when the class competes with the class in the basketball game) Academic friendship (mutual benefit, mutual progress, continuous improvement) ) and the sincere friendship with the teacher (it will benefit you throughout your life)

I have never regretted my three years!

I like my English teacher, he always encourages me. I hate the profit-seeking Teacher M. Such a teacher is really unpleasant. The Chinese teacher who likes to be upright tells us not to be arrogant or impetuous. I like the chemistry teacher who told me that every exam is a gain. No matter how good your score is, don’t let the small gain make the big gain. I like the biology teacher and I am happy that we are brothers and sisters. It’s not about whether I like it or hate it. I want to say to the physics teacher that I did it. Please don’t give up easily to students.

Thank you to my senior year in high school, and thank you to yourself for persevering. My senior year of high school, no regrets!