“I still don’t think this is reliable. If there really were gold everywhere, why would it be our turn to pick it up?” Su’s mother looked at Su’s father with some doubt.

“These are brothers who have been together for over ten years, and that’s why they told me about this good news.”

Su had searched for them all the way and was at her limit. She interrupted their conversation to tell them, "Dad, Mom, my grades are out. I'm tenth in my class."

Upon hearing this, Su's mother stood up from her chair in surprise. "Really? This is really good news! You've never ranked this high before."

After saying that, he went on to talk about some details, unable to hide the joy on his face.

Lin's father was left out in the cold, and he stopped talking about the previous topic and joined their conversation.

This was the first time Su Xun had been praised by her family for her grades. She also told them about the parent-teacher meeting next week, saying that the first exam results were out and she wanted to remind parents to pay attention to their children's studies, as well as some other things to be aware of.

That's great, she's gained recognition, and now she seems to have less fear of any subject.

Even her English, which she had been worried about, received a score of 107, which was beyond her expectations.

At the parent-teacher meeting, English teacher Ms. Shen specifically emphasized the importance of cultivating children's English skills, encouraging them to listen and read more regularly. So, as soon as Su's mother got home, she bought Su Xun a dedicated tape recorder for listening to English lessons, making her listen to it every evening after school. She also had to dictate the week's vocabulary words in front of her, a task assigned to parents by the teacher.

As long as it's for the sake of her child's education, Su's mother never had any objections.

And according to subsequent results, these methods were indeed very effective.