The Great Teacher's Skill-First Classroom

Time soon came to the 7th.

Basically, students have been exposed to the content of this month's special exam.

Class C of Grade 3 also made some efforts. They applied to the school to order the previous textbooks for the first volume of Grade 3.

In other words, the whole class wants to use old questions as study materials.

It was considered a relatively big move in the entire grade.

Also facing exams, there is almost no news from Grade 3 Class A, and there is no news from Grade 3 Class B either. However, you can still see the students of Grade 3 Class B enjoying campus life on the sports field and the playground.

As for Class D of Grade 3.

Facing the written test is a bit stressful, but it’s not completely impossible.

because.

Even if you get third place, you will only get a 20-point reward, and if someone fails, points will be deducted. So even if most students study hard and the class gets some class evaluation points as a reward, there will definitely be people who fail. So even if all the students in the class work hard to get good grades, they may still be dragged down by these people and end up getting no points.

So why bother trying?

So, there are 32 people in a class now, and half of them choose to give up.

Yes.

The third-grade class D almost guaranteed a score of 0.

There is not too much tension.

"So." Hachiman was now in the library, sitting on the first floor near the bookshelf. There were textbooks and some exercises on the desk.

However, it was not him who was doing the questions, but the classmate Karuizawa sitting across from him, and he was just helping her confirm the answers.

The thing is, Karuizawa-san seemed to have told him something about this special exam.

Considering that Hikigaya-san has a girlfriend, she chose to avoid suspicion and did not go to his dormitory or Horikita-san's dormitory, but came to the library.

That is to say, in the case of Class D, most of the students gave up studying, but some chose to study and study seriously.

And Karuizawa happens to be the one who studies seriously.

Although he couldn't give the test paper, Hachiman could still help the other person confirm the answer.

"That's basically the situation."

"The students in the class have no hope for this exam."

"Even in this situation, two disagreements emerged," Karuizawa said. "Yukimura-kun felt that even if the exam was based on old questions, finding old textbooks would only allow them to adapt to this exam. Basically, no one would be able to get into Class A, so ultimately, the only way to get into university would be based on their abilities."

"But the textbooks we're studying now are from seven or eight years ago, so they don't match the current textbooks. So it's all in vain."

"So he suggested that students in the class just need to thoroughly understand the current textbooks."

"And you don't need to worry too much about failing the exam."

"You won't be expelled if you fail, so it's okay not to take the exam," said Karuizawa.

In other words, this is Yukimura-san's opinion.

To some extent, Yukimura is right. Relying on old questions will test old things from the past, and old things will not appear in the next university entrance examination.

So it is better to seize the increasingly shorter time in school and make the most of it.

but.

"So what's Horikita-san's opinion?" Hachiman asked.

"..."Karuizawa. "You seem to be deliberately avoiding Horikita lately."

"I usually go to her place for dinner, but it seems I haven't been there much this month."

"..."

Hachiman remained silent for a moment.

It was probably the forest training exam last month that made him realize that Horikita-san seemed to have turned her fake relationship into reality and really regarded him as a romantic partner. Even if it wasn't the case now, he thought it could continue in college.

And Hachiman was also thinking about how to deal with it.

Although it was treated coldly, it did not mean that it was completely indifferent.

Complete indifference can make people emotionally unstable.

However, Horikita-san is the type of person who, once it comes to exams, will focus most of her attention on preparing for the exams.

So she doesn't have much time to deal with personal emotional problems.

Then she wouldn't realize that Hachiman seemed to be treating her coldly.

And Hachiman also gave a reason.

"Ryuen has some restrictions for this exam, and I'm one of them, so I won't be able to have dinner with you recently. You have to make your own dinner."

After this message was sent, Horikita-san didn't seem to have any major objections.

"Let's get back to the topic. So, what does Horikita think of this exam?" Hachiman forcibly changed the subject.

Karuizawa seemed to be more aware of his love life, and when he didn't mention it, she didn't ask any further questions, so she continued, "She felt that she should face this exam normally and seriously."

"That means she chose to study several versions of the textbook and then prepare for this exam normally."

"She said that although the content of the current exam may not be used in the future, to be precise, most of what we learn in school will not be used in society. Instead, each exam is a test of one's learning attitude and level of mastery during that period."

"So she's going to take the exam seriously," Karuizawa said. "She seems to be particularly dedicated to studying."

Ok.

This is what a top student is like.

Hikigaya-san can understand.

"So, you are like this too?" Hachiman said.

The textbook that Karuizawa is studying now is not the one that everyone is using now, but one that is seven or eight versions ago. In other words, she is also studying an old version of the book.

Generally speaking, the content of the old version will not be tested again in the future.

So why doesn't Karuizawa choose the more effective and advantageous method proposed by Yukimura to prepare for the next university entrance exam?

"Didn't I go to Sakayanagi for extra lessons?" Karuizawa said at this time. "And then she suddenly told me to get 60 points in all subjects on this exam."

"It's simply forcing someone to do something difficult."

Karuizawa seemed a little dissatisfied when he said this.

She was very dissatisfied because everyone was able to cope with the situation slacking off, but she was given orders alone.

That's why Karuizawa was so angry.

But if that's the case, then Karuizawa-san is still in quite danger.

Previously, only Hachiman had discovered one of Karuizawa's characteristics.

That is, her obedience.

As a result, Sakayanagi is now giving instructions to Karuizawa alone, which is to test whether Karuizawa will be obedient.

And the results are obvious.

Although Karuizawa-san looked very angry, she actually came to study.

"But it seems that only our second and third year students are failing and only have points deducted, while the first year students are directly expelled."

Karuizawa said, not knowing what rude thing Hachiman was thinking.

"It seems like they're treating the first-years harshly."

Are you being harsh on first graders?

Why does she think so?

Just looking back at what happened last year, I really found that first-year students seem to have always been favored.

Especially when Yuecheng was still in school, the two grades took the joint exam, and only the senior grades faced the risk of being expelled, while the first grades only received less living expenses.

Generally speaking, from the school's point of view, regular screening is definitely necessary to urge students to make progress, so the withdrawal system will not change.

It is reasonable to arrange for people to drop out when they first enroll or when they are about to graduate.

The former can give the newcomers a warning, and the latter is... In the end, only Class A can represent the school, so deleting some ordinary students who are about to graduate can effectively reduce financial expenditure.

Tsukishiro's target at the time was Ayanokouji, so giving the first-year students a backdoor meant getting them to play badly together against the second-year students, thereby gaining a position that would influence Ayanokouji.

But Yuecheng has already left, so now we have to return to the normal plan.

That's just how it is.

As for why there is no option for seniors to drop out, this is probably to give them enough time to compete.

So the next exam may be more demanding.

"Anyway, these are the basic rules for this exam," Hachiman said. "Have you run into any trouble lately?"

"Eh? Why are you asking me this all of a sudden? It's just one thing." Karuizawa was a little unhappy, "Two or three students seem to want me to be a member of the student council. And then, like before, if I can take a picture of the test paper, then..."

She seemed unable to continue speaking here.

But Hachiman already understood.

As a member of the student union, he saw the test paper in advance and then leaked it to the class.

In other words, the closed-book exam should be changed into an open-book exam.

If this can be done, the original scene of getting 100 points directly can be reproduced.

But it's a pity.

There are not many people in the whole school who have the old test papers now, and reporting or even re-issuing the papers will no longer be allowed.

Because there is no requirement to drop out of school in senior grade exams, the school will not compromise even if someone really reports the test paper.

Simultaneously.

At that time, Karuizawa secretly took photos of the test papers. This was the explanation given by Hachiman. He did not really ask her to do so, and this behavior was definitely against the rules. As a result, did the classmates in the class still want her to do such a thing even though they knew it was the case?

"..." Hachiman.

"Sakayanagi recently made me a proposal," Hachiman said. "If I marry her, she'll pay for you to be promoted to Class A. The condition is that you work for her for seven years after graduation, essentially helping me with some of my work."

"Eh?"

Karuizawa was stunned. He was holding the pen, but it suddenly fell down.

"You agreed?"

"No," Hachiman said. "I'll let them draw lots when they graduate, and I won't favor anyone."

"Is it."

Karuizawa nodded, as if he just heard it casually and didn't take it to heart.

When I focused on the question, I found that I couldn't concentrate at all.

"Karuizawa?"

"Uh... huh?" Karuizawa came back to his senses. "What?"

"Regarding Sakayanagi's proposal just now, although I won't favor anyone, marrying her is still possible. My suggestion is that you agree to her request." Hachiman said.

"You want me to serve you for seven years?" But Karuizawa's tone seemed to become stronger, as if there was some resentment in it.

"..." Hachiman. "I mean, after seven years, you'll be free, and the road ahead will be much smoother."

"Hmm..." Karuizawa nodded. "Then I'll think about it."

She said she was considering it, but she felt that her understanding of Sakayanagi seemed to be stronger.

She had accepted Sakayanagi's tutoring before, and originally thought that she was just taking the class for free, but now it seems that to some extent, if Sakayanagi kept her by his side and used her, then the tutoring she had given her before could be regarded as an investment.

So, Sakayanagi doesn't want to suffer any loss at all.

but.

"So, did Sakayanagi ask Sakura-san for anything?" Karuizawa asked.

At that time, Sakura and Kamuro were taking extra classes together. Kamuro didn't need to think about it because the other person was already Sakayanagi's puppy.

And now.