Xihe stayed in the school for two days. On Monday, the road was cleared and students returned to school one after another.
"Xiaohua, have you been living in school these two days?"
As soon as she entered the classroom, Miss Xiaocao grabbed Xihe and asked her questions.
Xihe nodded: "Yeah, it's so boring, I'm alone."
Little Grass immediately became interested: "So what do you think of the dormitory? My mom is considering whether to let me live on campus. I really want to live on campus."
When the landslide occurred, parents were very worried and were struggling with whether to let their children live in the school dormitory.
Xihe opened the book and said, "I think it's great. If you live on campus, you'll have more time to study."
The courses that Gu Huai arranged for everyone were quite tight, and the students also wanted to work hard, but it would take two or three hours to go back and forth every day, and this time could be used to memorize a lot of words.
Xiaocao was instantly confused: "Should I stay here or not?"
Xihe patted her and said, "Don't think about it. It's time for morning reading. Let's study quickly."
The sound of reading aloud filled the classroom. The students were nodding their heads and reading very seriously.
At the end of the month, the school held a monthly exam.
As expected, Xihe ranked first in his grade.
Unexpectedly, the overall performance of Class 1, Grade 8 has improved, especially in mathematics and English, which are more than one level higher than other classes.
The principal was surprised and happy, and the students were even more incredulous.
They just followed the teacher's instructions and did nothing else, so how come they improved so much?
The principal touched the young man and smiled: "Not bad, Xiao Gu, keep up the good work, I'm rooting for you."
The teachers of various subjects were also full of praise: "You are indeed a top student of the Imperial Capital University."
Teacher Gu smiled subtly: "It's all due to the students' self-awareness."
If they don't listen attentively, it won't matter how well he teaches. Thinking of this, Gu Huai couldn't help but think of the little girl. In fact, half of the credit for the well-behaved classmates in the class was due to her...
The principal happened to be talking about Xihe: "How come Li Hua from your class has such good grades? Is it because the test paper was too easy?"
Except for Chinese and politics, he got full marks in all other subjects, which is really strange.
Are there such geniuses in their school?
The principal didn't believe it.
Gu Huai smiled sincerely: "Li Hua's grades are really good. Isn't there a math competition in the city? I plan to let her participate."
He also suspected that she was good at English, but she hid it so well that he hadn't figured it out yet.
Of course, the main problem was that he hadn't been tutoring her much lately.
Xiaocao was also surprised: "Xiaohua, why haven't you been to the teacher for extra lessons recently?"
Xihe stood up while packing up his things: "It's almost done. Oh, hurry up and pack, Xiaoling and the others are waiting outside."
Xiaocao peeked out and saw a few girls talking and laughing.
She immediately shut up, put the book in her bag, and rushed out with Xihe: "Let's go home, I'm starving."
The whole school was filled with the cheers of classmates, and everyone went home with their schoolbags on their backs.
The school will have a seven-day holiday for National Day.
"Hey, Teacher Gu, where are you going? Are you going home too?"
At the school gate, Xiaocao punched Xihe in the stomach with her elbow.
Xihe looked over with a grin, and sure enough, he saw Gu Huai carrying a backpack and wearing sneakers, chatting and laughing with several other middle-aged teachers, looking like he was going on a long journey.
"Maybe, it's National Day."
Xihe blinked and pulled them: "Let's go, let's go home quickly."
The girls didn't know why she was in such a hurry, but they still walked away looking back every few steps.
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