Chapter 29: Quick Transmigration: Film and Television Multiverse Chapter 29 Education

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Protagonist:

Lin Hao

After Zhong Yi returned to the office, he gently pushed open the door and immediately saw Song Jie's smug expression.

Song Jie leaned back in his chair with his legs crossed, a self-satisfied smile on his face, his eyes revealing an air of triumphant pride.

Zhong Yi looked at him, shook his head helplessly, the corners of his mouth slightly raised, revealing a mocking smile. He sighed inwardly: what an undeserved disaster, and someone actually wants to take on Yan Zi You, this thunderbolt?

The matter of Yan Zi You changing classes did not cause a single ripple in Zhong Yi's heart. His thoughts were entirely focused on the upcoming midterm exam.

This exam was a city-wide joint exam, and both the school and parents attached great importance to it.

Zhong Yi sat at his desk, looking at the teaching materials in his hand, lost in thought. At this moment, another teacher walked over and said, "Teacher Zhong, this midterm exam is very important; the school and parents are watching closely."

Zhong Yi raised his head and said, "Yes, the pressure is great."

The teacher said, "However, we cannot only look at grades; we must still focus on cultivating students' comprehensive qualities."

Zhong Yi nodded and said, "You are right, but the current assessment method for teachers has very high requirements for grades, and we are also helpless."

Although Fengfan Primary School's slogan is not to take students' grades as the goal, in the assessment of teachers, students' grades account for a large proportion; it must be said that this is a kind of irony.

Zhong Yi often wondered whether such an assessment method was truly reasonable. The essence of education should be to cultivate students' comprehensive qualities, not merely to pursue grades. However, reality made him feel helpless.

Zhong Yi and that teacher continued to discuss educational issues, and they both felt worried about the current state of education. They believed that quality education should receive more attention, rather than only looking at grades.

But so-called quality education is difficult to see results in daily life; it often takes several years or even more than ten years to see the results of quality education, which does not align with most modern people's values of seeking quick success and instant benefit.

Parents hope to see their children achieve good results in a short time, and schools also need to use grades to prove their teaching quality. Under such pressure, teachers have to put more energy into improving students' grades, while neglecting the importance of quality education.

Zhong Yi sighed and said, "We also want to focus on quality education, but reality does not allow it."

The teacher said, "Yes, but we still need to try our best to balance quality education and grades in teaching."

Zhong Yi nodded and said, "Mm, let's work hard together."

When it was time for the afternoon Little Guardian Class, Zhong Yi sat in the office, holding a carefully prepared test paper, and posted this test paper in the class group.

He carefully edited the message, then @-ed all the parents, and solemnly explained: "Dear parents, this is a small test paper I wrote myself; there are not many questions, only ten. Before the exam, one will be sent every day. Parents can voluntarily let their children complete it. For children in the Little Guardian Class, I will write the questions on the blackboard; it is also voluntary and does not count as homework. The answers will be announced during the Little Guardian Class the next day, and students and parents can check them themselves. If there are questions they cannot do, they can ask the teacher, but there will be no unified explanation." After sending the message, Zhong Yi sighed slightly, feeling in his heart that the restrictions schools place on teachers nowadays are truly too many.

"On the surface, it reduces students' burden, but in fact, it supports extracurricular tutoring institutions." Zhong Yi muttered to himself, "Sometimes I really don't know whether such regulations are good or bad." He leaned back against the chair, his eyes somewhat confused, lost in thought.

At the same time, Tian Yulan was hurrying to Zeshu to pick up Yan Zi You after school.

She walked while occasionally glancing at her mobile phone, thinking about her child's learning situation. When she saw the small test paper Zhong Yi posted in the group, her steps paused slightly, and her brow furrowed lightly. She looked carefully at the test paper content, her heart full of doubt.

After a while, Tian Yulan arrived at Zeshu. She saw Yan Zi You at a glance, and a gentle smile appeared on her face.

Yan Zi You saw her mother and happily ran over. Tian Yulan held Yan Zi You's hand and said, "Zi You, how was today?"

Yan Zi You obediently replied, "Mom, it's quite good."

Tian Yulan smiled and nodded, then remembered that test paper.

She showed the test paper to the tutoring teacher at Zeshu.

The tutoring teacher at Zeshu took the test paper, looked at it seriously, and couldn't help but feel somewhat surprised. The question types of this test paper were indeed quite novel and were helpful for expanding students' thinking.

But in front of the parents, he certainly could not tell the truth. He cleared his throat and said, "Mom Zi You, these are just a few practice questions. You parents might find them somewhat novel, but we teachers think these are leftovers from many years ago. I didn't expect there are still teachers who set such questions nowadays; it can be considered quite rare."

Tian Yulan heard this and immediately said with a smile, "No wonder I haven't seen them before. It turns out they are old routines from the past. Then please trouble the teacher to take more care in the future. We feel most assured leaving our Zi You at Zeshu."

The tutoring teacher nodded slightly and said, "Mom Zi You, rest assured. We will definitely do our best to tutor Zi You and help him achieve greater progress in his studies."

Tian Yulan then said, "Teacher, in which aspects do you think Zi You still needs improvement?"

The tutoring teacher thought for a moment and said, "Zi You's foundation is quite solid, but there is still room for improvement in terms of thinking expansion."

Tian Yulan said gratefully, "Thank you so much, Teacher. Do you think Zi You can achieve good grades in this midterm exam?"

The tutoring teacher smiled and said, "As long as Zi You studies seriously, I believe he will certainly achieve good grades."

Most parents who signed their children up for tutoring classes outside of school basically did not have their children do Zhong Yi's test paper.

After all, the coursework at the tutoring classes was already heavy; the children shuttled busily between various courses and homework every day, and indeed did not have so much energy to complete extra test papers.

But Xia Huanhuan, Mi Tao, and the previous Liu Shihan, as well as the students attending the Little Guardian Class, all completed Zhong Yi's test paper very well.

Xia Huanhuan took every question seriously. Although she encountered some difficulties during the process, relying on her unwillingness to lose spirit, she worked hard to overcome the difficult problems.

Mi Tao performed even more outstandingly. Not only did she complete the entire test paper, but all her answers were correct. Her intelligence and effort made Zhong Yi full of admiration; truly, Zhong Yi didn't need to put in any effort at all. Zhong Yi looked at Mi Tao's test paper, his heart filled with joy and appreciation, and he liked this smart child more and more.

After the previous Class Representative incident, Liu Shihan's parents had a very good impression of Zhong Yi. Seeing Zhong Yi's serious and responsible attitude toward the children, as well as his professionalism and dedication in education, their hearts were filled with gratitude. Therefore, they fully supported all of Zhong Yi's work. Liu Shihan's mother said to Liu Shihan, "Baby, you must complete the test paper Teacher Zhong gave seriously. Teacher Zhong is so dedicated; we cannot let down his expectations." Liu Shihan obediently nodded and seriously completed the test paper.

Zhong Yi looked at these children's test papers, feeling a thousand emotions in his heart. He knew that under the current educational environment, the children faced great pressure, but he also hoped that through his own efforts, he could let the children find fun and a sense of achievement in learning. He secretly made up his mind to teach the children more wholeheartedly and help them go further on the road of growth.