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Chapter 4743 of 5250

Chapter 4743: One item ten lines

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The head teacher was so angry that he couldn't wait to beat him: "You also go

out and stand for me!"

"Go out, go out."

Fu Chenxing was obviously used to it long ago. He stood up lazily, walked out

lazily, and stood out of the window lazily, tilting his body, looking like a

rascal.

Teacher Kong gave him a bad look.

As a teacher, he doesn't want his students to be well-behaved and have good

grades.

However, these teenage children, especially boys, are in the rebellious

period, which really makes him a headache.

He is a male teacher, and he can be a little bit manageable.

The young female teacher in Class 5 next door has been crying angrily

countless times.

Already a little depressed.

You can't hit even if you hit, and don't dare to scold if you scold.

These days, being a teacher is really hard.

Kong Jiaming felt that his brain was buzzing and painful. Originally, he

wanted to check the students' homework in the classroom, but he was really not

thinking about it, so he ordered the class representative to accept the math

homework, and he took it back to the office to watch it slowly.

"Early reading class, please memorize Chinese and English."

Kong Jiaming went out listlessly.

The classroom suddenly became noisy.

Squad leader Han Yu turned his head and glared: "Can you guys in the back row

be quiet? You don't study, don't delay other classmates!"

She glanced at Zhao Yuanjing and saw that he was quietly looking out the

window, seeming to be distracted, and did not participate in the roaring, so

she snorted and retracted her gaze.

The squad leader's majesty is still there, not to mention the two most naughty

have been sent outside.

So the noise disappeared, and it was replaced by the sound of reading aloud

and recitation.

This makes Zhao Yuanjing somewhat interested.

He was born as a prince, and he has been taught by a big Confucian since he

was a child. In the Wenhua Palace, there are only a few princes and

accompanying students.

Dozens of students gather together like this, and those who are chanting words

can only be seen in private schools and colleges.

Zhao Yuanjing has never participated.

It is inevitable to find it interesting to look at.

He poked at the front seat and looked at the very honest little girl: "Do you

know when the classmates from No. 4 Middle School will come?"

The little girl looked at him, blushing instantly, she didn't even dare to

look at him, and whispered: "I don't know... Maybe the last class in the

morning. The last self-study class."

"Oh, thanks a lot."

"No, you're welcome." The little girl hurriedly turned back, covering her face

with the textbook, not sure if she could read the words.

Zhao Yuanjing glanced at the blackboard, with today's course schedule written

on the side.

The first section is Chinese, the second section is mathematics, the third

section is physical education, and the fourth section is self-study.

There are also four classes in the afternoon, and two more in the evening.

Zhao Yuanjing thought to himself, this modern student is also very hard.

This small classroom, with 40 or 50 students, crowded with seats, is it not

uncomfortable to sit for a day?

Zhao Yuanjing opened his backpack and took out Zhao Xiaojing's textbooks and

notes.

There is also a stack of test papers.

I didn't do a single question.

Zhao Yuanjing opened the language essay, scanned a few times, and was quickly

attracted by the content of the article.

He saw it quickly.

It's almost ten lines at a glance.

A Chinese textbook is not too thick, and the other half is a variety of notes,

thoughts and explorations, and homework questions.

At the end of the morning reading class, he also read a whole Chinese book.

The meaning is still unfinished.

He found the content of this one really interesting.

The bell rang at the end of the morning reading class, some students lazily

lay down on their seats to make up for their sleep, and some little girls went

to the bathroom hand in hand.

Others ran out to play.