You are like the warm sun

Chapter 126 Group Discussion
The boy sitting in the front row in front of Tang Wan was also a student of No. 12 Middle School.

It was reasonable for Zhou Zhenjun to choose him.

The teacher asked students to work in groups to discuss three math Olympiad problems over two class periods, with the answers announced in the last two. If a group came up with the correct answer, they would come to the stage and share their thinking, with the teacher providing additional feedback.

When Tang Wan got the test paper, she looked at the first question and couldn't help but blink.

Oh wow.

It looks familiar.

This was something she had learned in college. It took her a week to solve the problem, while many classmates in the class searched for the answer directly on the Internet. The teacher discovered this when grading the homework. He saw it but did not say it out loud. Instead, he encouraged the students who got the answer right to come to the stage and explain their solution steps.

That was a public execution.

Tang Wan was chosen.

But she solved the problem herself, so she was not panicked at all, just a little nervous when she went on stage.

The other students who were selected spoke haltingly.

The teacher listened at the side and made a meaningful comment: "It pales in comparison."

Tang Wan glanced at the question of the first one. Still impressed by the process, she picked up a black pen and wrote the answer directly on it, then began to think about the second question.

Seeing her write a 1 under the first question without hesitation, Lin Siru asked uncertainly, "Tang Wan, is this 1 the answer?"

"Ah."

"what……"

She knew the answer just by looking at the question?
Lin Siru scratched her head and began to doubt her life.

Tang Wan explained: "I have done this question before."

Lin Siru was even more surprised and asked jokingly, "Excuse me, Tang Wan, under what circumstances did you come up with the idea of tackling such a difficult problem?"

When university teachers assign extracurricular homework.

Tang Wan tilted her head and answered seriously, "Maybe I'm too idle."

Zhou Zhenjun, sitting in the front row, overheard the conversation, and a slight smile curled his lips. He pondered the first question for a moment, then gently pushed his glasses up and began writing down the calculation steps on a piece of scratch paper, curious whether the answer was 1. The classroom was abuzz with discussion.

Tang Wan and Lin Siru are in a group, and the other two members are boys from other schools.

Everyone would first think independently, see how far they could go, and then come together to discuss. In this learning atmosphere, time passed quickly.

After the group discussion time was up, the teacher began to ask for answers to each question.

"Classmates, what is the answer to the first question?"

"Square root of 2!"

"25!"

"1!"

"3!"

"6!"

Each group's answers varied widely, but the teacher still heard the answer he wanted amidst the clamor. "The correct answer to the first question is 1. Which group said 1? Raise your hands so I can see."

Without a doubt, it was Tang Wan's group.

The two-person team Zhou Zhenjun was in also did the right thing.

The teacher smiled and asked each group to invite a representative to come up and write down the steps to solve the problem on the blackboard.

Tang Wan and Zhou Zhenjun were pushed up by the enthusiastic but deceitful team members.

They stood on the podium, one on the left and one on the right. Their writing movements were very synchronized, and even the speed of changing lines was very uniform.

Zhou Zhenjun glanced at the petite girl beside him, with a hint of smile in his eyes.

There were quite a lot of steps to solve the problem, and in the end the two of them filled up the entire blackboard.

When they returned to their seats, the teacher explained the answers while correcting them step by step on the blackboard with red chalk.

(End of this chapter)