Talk about your views on exam composition.

The mid-term exam is over, and it doesn't matter whether my grades are good or not. What matters is what I learned from the exam, what my shortcomings are, and what my future efforts are. As a liberal arts student, it doesn't matter whether your brain is good or not. As long as you are willing to work hard and memorize all the knowledge points, you can achieve ideal results in the exam. But this is precisely my weakness. I am lazy in my daily life. Every time I go to the exam, I memorize all the knowledge points crazily, but the effect is often unsatisfactory. Before studying, I just finished my homework every day, not to mention reviewing and previewing carefully. I always turn over the books and do my homework at the same time, and I don't give full play to the value of my homework. I always listen and play for a while in class. I seldom concentrate on my lessons. I don't have the habit of doing extracurricular problems after class, and I don't have a deep grasp of knowledge. Every exam can make me clearly aware of the gap with others, make my relaxed nerves tense again, and constantly improve and improve myself.

Through this exam, I found the shortcomings in my study and adjusted my study methods. In my opinion, studying is not necessarily reading every day. The key point is to improve your learning efficiency, improve your absorption rate in class, consolidate what you have learned that day every day, and read the book before doing your homework, so as to achieve the purpose of really doing your homework.

High school has just begun, and there is still a long way to go. I believe I can hold my head high and move towards my goal, not afraid of difficulties.

Modify it yourself.

For reference only, welcome to adopt, I hope it will help you, and I wish you progress in your study.