When you enter the first year of high school, you have to be divided into classes. What is the general basis for dividing classes?

Students in ordinary key classes and parallel classes are divided according to the results of the senior high school entrance examination. Almost all key classes are in the first few grades, and so are students in parallel classes. Of course, each class will also have students who study well and students who don't study very well.

I found that the learning atmosphere was really bad when I arrived at the ordinary class, and I couldn't stay here for graduation. So listen carefully in class. Sometimes dozing off will be energetic and really painful. There are many students in ordinary classes who come from key classes, so I will play with them, and the teacher will consciously take care of some students who want to learn. Ask the teacher if you don't understand, and ask the students in key classes. After all, I was in a key class before, and my understanding ability was not bad. There is also a race against time. If your understanding ability is inferior to others, you can only beat others in time. I am stupid, I can only use more time. I only stayed for one semester. The head teacher told me that I was back in the key class, and I was very happy.

Don't pay special attention to the results of the senior high school entrance examination. If you study well in junior high school, you may not be excellent in senior high school. You will find that there are still many excellent people. Never mind which class you are in. You must listen carefully. There will be placement exams in the future. This is very important.

Placement will not affect your final score in the college entrance examination, nor will it affect the school you are admitted to. So don't worry at all. It really doesn't have to be a key class or an admissions office to get into a good school. Most of them are ordinary classes, and the most important thing is whether you study well or not.

After the placement, there were three girls in the original class. The two of them have a good relationship. They are together because they only know them, but they always feel excluded and don't know what to do. Then I feel that I can't give full play to my advantages in the new class. I am a lively person and can't show my liveliness. Another girl knows her very well because she is often hinted by the teacher. She often plays with her, but I feel a little sad because I want to know why people don't make friends with me. Take your time, time will give us the answer.

Some people may do well in junior high school, but they will still fall behind in high school. This is very common. It seems that the biggest enemy is yourself.