The last few days of the midterm were left, and the days were so tight that I stayed up late at school with one of my classmates every day to study. But every time I went to the teacher's office to do problems, I always saw the teacher praising that girl, although she asked questions sometimes a little stronger than me, but no matter how much or how little she asked, the science teacher said that she mastered it better than me. In fact, I progress speed and comprehension are not bad, but the teacher said I was a little eager to get things done, have to come down to earth. But this last minute, one step at a time is really hard! My foundation is not strong, and the local vocational high school is average, so my grades are always around ten points, and there is not much change overall. I know that together to improve points faster than a single subject, so a few subjects several subjects, the results of some subjects regression, make up for the other and can not make up, dead cycle. I've asked my psychologist about this before, and he said I'm too concerned about what other people think, and I'm not confident.
Hello friend~ The midterm is coming up, it's so normal to have stress and anxiety, it shows that you have expectations and responsibility for the future. From your words, I can see that you are studying hard every day, this persistence itself is superb, no matter what the result is, you should be proud of yourself. It's true that it can be frustrating when a teacher always praises another student, but everyone has different strengths, and just because a teacher's feedback may be a little biased doesn't mean you can't do it. The fact that you're making fast progress shows that you have a desire to learn, which is super awesome. It is understandable that you want to improve your scores quickly because of your fluctuating grades and weak foundation, but it is more important to make steady progress in the sprint stage, and reasonable allocation of time can avoid the dead cycle. Not confident and too concerned about others, is a common problem of many candidates, do not deny yourself, your perseverance and determination is the biggest capital. Under high pressure, try relaxation techniques, such as breathing: inhale twice as fast, then exhale slowly, repeat several times, can calm down and make the brain more clear. Appropriate rest is also very critical, sleep, take a walk and listen to songs, adjust the state. I believe that you have done your best, the midterm will be able to do! Good luck!
