I just want to drop out of school

"In fact, it is only until this step that our class has truly established the rules.

Now that we have established the rules, we can finally start talking about how to deal with the midterm exam."

116. Exam Strategies: Chariot Starts

"We can finally start talking about how to deal with the midterm exam."

Seeing that Bai Lan finally started talking about the midterm exam, everyone became serious.

Xiang, who had poor academic performance, avoided being expelled from school through Bai Lan's advice.

Those who have good grades want to earn points by contributing to the score control of this exam.

All in all, very positive.

Bai Lan: "When I speak, you just listen, and write something for me if you have something on hand."

Upon hearing this, everyone hurriedly lowered their heads to look for their notebooks and prepared to take notes.

"No, you misunderstood." Bai Lan waved his hand and said, "What I meant is that you should not just agree to accept the class rules verbally, but sign a contract."

As he spoke, Bai Lan pulled out a stack of A4 papers from the desk and slapped them on the table with a "pia~".

Then, he turned to the podium and said, "Chabashira-sensei, please be a witness."

Although the details of the profit sharing have been discussed and everyone in the class has agreed, verbal agreement alone is not enough. In this era, the spirit of contract is important.

Especially when dealing with the guys in Bai Lan's class, there are probably few of them who can be trusted, and it is not enough to make people feel at ease with just verbal promises.

Therefore, Bai Lan made plans early in the morning. After determining the content of the reward, he asked Chabashira to be a witness and asked everyone in the class to sign two agreements together.

One is the "Agreement on Voluntary Acceptance of Class Rules", referred to as the "Class Rules Agreement".

In triplicate, one copy shall be held by the rule maker, one by the witness, and one by the class representative.

The rule maker is Bai Lan.

The witness was naturally Chabashira.

As for the class representative.

Everyone quickly pushed this task to Hirata, who was the most trusted person and who ultimately facilitated the agreement.

The other one is about Bai Lan’s “profit sharing agreement”.

Three copies shall be made and held by the beneficiaries, witnesses and representatives of other members of the class respectively.

The beneficiary of the profit sharing is Bai Lan.

The witness was Chabashira again.

As for the representative of the rest of the class, as expected, it was Hirata.

The "Class Rules Agreement" was prepared by Bai Lan early in the morning and can be used directly. It mainly contains the contents of the class rules that need to be followed.

The profit-sharing agreement needs to be determined and written on the spot.

Shiran gave this task to Horikita.

The contents of the profit-sharing agreement are not complicated. If the contents of each are slightly simplified, there will be only about 40 to 50 words in total, and the three contracts will only have about a hundred words, so it won't take much time.

The "profit sharing agreement" can come into play before the "class rules agreement" is signed.

Bai Lan was the first to sign his name in the "Proposer's Signature" and "Agreement Signature" sections of the "Class Rules Agreement", and then passed the agreement to Ayanokouji who was sitting in front of him.

It just so happens that Bai Lan’s seat is in the corner, which can be directly used as the "starting point" or "end point".

When Ayanokouji began to sign the agreement, Bai Lan finally began to talk about his arrangements for the midterm exam under everyone's expectant gaze:

“After the rules were in place, things became very simple.

The 24th and 25th of this month are exam days, today is the 10th, and there are still 14 days until the midterm exam.

There are four things we need to do during these fourteen days.

First, study.

Second, testing.

Third, determine the score.

Fourth, practice score control.

As for study, you can do it on your own.

Then comes the test. You will be given three days to do a few papers and test your own level in each subject. Do not guess the questions, just do the ones you know how to do.

Submit your scores before the 13th.

I will arrange different tasks according to your level, which is also related to the rewards you can earn by passing this exam.

The better the results, the better the task rewards.

But don't cheat for the sake of grades.

Report a high score, because if you do that, I will give you a task that you cannot accomplish with your ability, and if you fail the task, there will be a penalty.

Apart from that, I will publish the scores. If anyone finds that someone has reported a score that is not at his level, he can report it, and then we will test him.

Next comes the determination of points.

On the 14th, I will assign a score and a range to people with different abilities based on their abilities. This score and range will be your goals in this midterm exam.

Let’s play a game.

The closer your midterm exam score is to the target score, the better the reward will be. If it exceeds the range, you will be punished.

As long as your abilities match the scores you submit and there is no fraud, the goals I set should be easy to achieve.

For those students who could have scored high but were assigned low scores, as compensation, the proportion of your reward will be increased. "

After hearing Bai Lan explain how to get the rewards, those students who were more confident in their grades suddenly became excited.

Then, Bai Lanyou said: "For those students who can't get high scores and whose low scores are just normal performance, the rewards will be reduced, but it doesn't matter. As compensation, your failure rewards will be increased."

Hearing this, those with poor grades also became excited.

Bai Lan continued, “So, never fail, as long as you don’t fail, you don’t have to worry about punishment.

After setting your goals, what you need to do in the future is to practice controlling your scores based on the scores I have set for you.

The above is my strategy for this midterm exam. "

At this time, someone asked: "Where does the reward for those who complete the task come from? Is it from the fines of those who fail? But if no one fails, or there are very few people who fail, then the successful people will not get much reward at all, right?"

Bai Lan glanced at the other party and replied: "Rewards come from many sources, and fines are only one of them."

"Any other source?"

“As I said before, there are rewards and punishments.

The logic here applies not only in our class, but also in this school and even in the outside world.

Since the school has proposed the punishment of "expelling if failing", there should be corresponding rewards.

If you fail, you will be expelled, so if no one in the class fails, there should be some rewards.

This reward will probably be class scores, and those who successfully complete the task will not only share the fines from the losers, but will also get a share of these scores based on different reward weights.

In addition, the school probably wants to cultivate more than a group of students who just "pass". I think if there are people in the class who get high scores, the class will probably get extra points, and the person himself may also receive certain rewards.

If after the test is completed, you find that there is some surplus in the controllable score range, you can set aside some points to allow a few top students in the class to get high scores.

The top students do not participate in the fixed-score tasks. Part of the rewards they receive will be divided into the 'grand prize' and awarded to them, and the other part will be used as a reward for others who complete the tasks.

In this way, the rewards for those who complete the task should be quite substantial.”

Bai Lan drew one big pie after another, making many students couldn't help but shed tears of happiness.

In fact, Bai Lan had another idea that she hadn't said, which was: since this school would deduct points for even "low-level" "bad student behaviors" like skipping classes and being late, then how many points would the class lose for "high-level bad student behaviors" like "dropping out"?

The reason why Bai Lan didn't say anything was that he didn't want the people in the class to be too sensitive about the fact that someone other than himself was expelled from the class.

What if Bai Lan is about to successfully drop out of school one day, but the people in his class try to prevent him from dropping out in order to avoid losing points?

Besides, he was worried that after he said these things, a shameless person would appear among the bottom students in the class and use the threat of expulsion to hold the class hostage.

For example: If you don’t let me do something, I will drop out of school and my class will lose points.

Although, most people would not want to drop out when they have 60,000... no, at least 20,000 yuan to spend freely every month and can enjoy the school's high-end resources.

But what if?

The thought processes of the former Class D are not something that normal people can guess.

Bai Lan herself is a living example.

Even though Bai Lan has more than two million points in his account and earns millions every month, isn’t he still trying to drop out of school?

Therefore, Bai Lan did not voice out this highly reliable guess that would link "individual dropping out" with "class grades", hoping that people in the class would regard "dropping out" as a "personal behavior" as much as possible.

“As long as you follow the rules, it’s very easy to avoid dropping out.

The main thing is score control.

If you want to control your scores, the most important thing is to understand yourself and control yourself.

It’s not easy to control the score in high segments, but it’s actually very simple to control the score in low segments…”

After talking about the strategies for the midterm exam, Bai Lan suddenly seemed to be in a good mood and talked to others about his own tips for controlling his scores:

"Just do the questions you are most confident about, and then check them over and over again..."

"If you still don't get enough points after finishing the questions you are confident about, then look for the big questions to get some step-by-step points, and try not to do those multiple-choice questions that are full of unknowns..."

.......

"That's all I can think of for now. I'll post it in the group later..."

"If anyone has any tips or something, please share them."

At this point, Bai Lan even mentioned the name of a certain person who was an expert in controlling the score with a bad taste: "Ayanokouji-san, do you want to share?"

"Ah, no, no, no, I'm just an ordinary, unremarkable high school student. I don't have any special skills." Ayanokouji declined immediately.

Ayanokouji, who was called by Bai Lan, declined, but those who were not called by Bai Lan stood up on their own initiative.

He was a thin boy wearing glasses.

His name is Yukimura Teruhiko, he is one of the few top students in the class and he was also one of the three students who successfully scored above 90 points in the last quiz.

Yukimura is a top student, but not a deep person. His emotions and thoughts are all written on his face. Like most high school students, he hopes to become a star that everyone pays attention to.

Yukimura knows that he is not good at anything except taking exams.

When Yukimura found out that the only project he was good at had become the focus of class discussion, he suddenly realized that his chance to show off had come!

Then, he couldn't help but take the opportunity to show himself like a peacock spreading its tail, flaunting his strengths and becoming the brightest kid in the class.

When Yukimura took over his topic, Bai Lan was not angry about having his limelight stolen.

In fact, this is exactly Bai Lan's purpose.

Why would Bai Lan be in the mood to share scoring techniques with them?

The reason why Bai Lan told them so much was just to attract their attention and keep them from thinking about other things before signing the agreement.

There is no way that the thinking of these people in the "original D class" is full of unpredictability and leaps.

Although they were fooled by Bai Lan and now they have reached a consensus, they have decided to abide by the rules.

But if we give them some time to think about it a little, complications might arise.

Although Bai Lan was confident that he could suppress them by that time, it would still be a bit troublesome.

Therefore, chatting with them for a few more minutes is a better solution.

However, as Bai Lan chatted, he discovered that those people were so focused on themselves that the progress of signing the agreement slowed down.

At this rate, I might not be able to finish signing by the time the next class starts!

So, he planned to guide the conversation and let others take over.

When Yukimura took over from Shiranui and attracted the class's attention, Shiranui sent emails to Hirata and Kushida, asking them to find various reasons to urge those who were signing to sign quickly.

Under the gentle urging of Hirata and Kushida, the efficiency of signing increased rapidly.

After a while, everyone in the class signed the two contracts.