I think poor students are willing to learn together as long as they are pushed. In fact, there is still hope to be admitted, but if it is the kind that is unwilling to learn anyway, there is actually no need to take care of it. It is realized in many schools, and some poor students have poor self-control. However, if there are strict teachers in charge of them, their grades can also go up, that is, they are afraid of the kind of teachers who care about their own classes and don't care what students do

I really don't like studying. Especially annoying, so to speak. But at that time, my policy was to go to the best middle school at the top of a school class. My farm school was originally allocated according to the quota of 70 students, that is, five people can go to the best middle school (no matter how many exams, the top five will do). And then there were actually only 35 students. There are 35 families whose children have gone to middle schools in the city. As a result, the competition pressure in our farm middle school is particularly low, and then less than 10 of the 35 people in the class really study, and then I happen to be the fifth best high school to enter. The admission score line is 615. I took 443 and entered with indicators. I was going crazy in high school, and my left classmate studied. The right side is also front and back, which is particularly stressful, so I have to learn and write papers. I think, the so-called famous school, the learning atmosphere is the most i