"Huh? Your grades?"
"Why should I care?!"
Looking at the students of Class 9 who were making a big fuss in front of him, Ren Yan raised his head again, speechless.
What? Now not only the teachers, but even the students in Class 9 are beginning to care about their grades? !
Are grades really that important?
Hearing Ren Yan's somewhat helpless tone, the students in Class 9 were at a loss.
We worked so hard to take the exam, but our homeroom teacher actually doesn't care at all?!
Damn!
Then who are we working so hard for?
The students suddenly felt a little aggrieved.
All my efforts over the past two days have been in vain!
"Well, alright, alright. At least after trying your best this time, you can know your true strength and gain something."
"Now that you've finished the exam, there's no need to worry about your grades anymore. What you need to complete now is the musical."
"After two days of private simulation, I still found a lot of problems."
As he spoke, Ren Yan pulled out the collection of questions he had summarized from the side and spread them out on the table.
The students in Class 9 looked at each other in confusion and asked in confusion: "Teacher Ren, do you really think this is more important than the exam?"
"Of course." Ren Yan replied: "The exam is just a summary of your learning results in this stage. Everyone has bad days."
"Moreover, the limitation of summarizing through examination alone is still too great. It can only be said that it is the simplest and most intuitive way to reflect, but it is not comprehensive."
"As for testing your abilities, I still prefer to do it through daily observation, because only in daily life can the improvement of your abilities be truly reflected."
"Because it is everywhere, and it cannot be improved suddenly, only what is truly engraved in you can be revealed."
"So, I don't really care about your grades. As long as you take the exam seriously, that's enough."
"Of course, if you hand in a blank paper, that's a different situation."
Ren Yan smiled and looked at all the students: "This time, none of you handed in a blank paper, right?"
Seeing Ren Yan's expression, the students felt a chill in their bodies for no reason and quickly shook their heads in denial:
"No, no."
"How could that be..."
"Teaching blank papers is a thing of the past~"
At the same time, I felt a sense of relief for no reason.
Fortunately, I gave it my all this time and didn't slack off~
Otherwise, who knows how this cheap teacher of mine will deal with them.
They have seen Ren Yan's smiling expression too many times. If they really go against the other party's wishes, they will definitely suffer the consequences.
After all, the example of Wang Bo being beaten is still vivid in our minds.
"That's it." Ren Yan nodded, turned his attention back to the set of questions, and said, "Your first question is about time arrangement."
“Although the overall time was compressed within 20 minutes, the control of the plot rhythm was obviously insufficient within these 20 minutes, and there were too many blank spaces during the period.”
“Even with the background music, it still seems unusually empty. This part needs to be filled with some small details, preferably something that can make the overall story look fuller.”
"The second most fatal thing is the arrangement of props."
"You know, what you want to portray is Caesar's amazing life, with all its ups and downs, and the background props should also reflect these indirectly."
“So, it’s necessary to deliberately make some props and backgrounds look a little more broken.”
"Also, Caesar's time was before Christ, and the main form of record at that time was pottery fragments. Even if they were better, they were at most silk or something like that. Where did they get paper?!"
"And how can fruits be so colorful as they are in today's society?"
"The existence of these will greatly reduce the audience's sense of immersion."
Ren Yan kept on talking about one question after another.
Fortunately, none of these issues directly concern the musical itself.
Otherwise, the musical would most likely be a flop.
"Teacher Ren, is it really not necessary to go to this extent?"
“In the end, isn’t it the overall story flow that students are looking at? As long as there is nothing wrong with our story and the language and music can make them understand the meaning of the story, isn’t that enough?”
The squad leader scratched his neck, looking embarrassed. He felt that Ren Yan was really making a big deal out of nothing.
It's not an international performance, it's just a party at our school. Is it necessary to take it so seriously?
Hearing this, Ren Yan looked at the students of Class 9 with a serious expression: "What the audience thinks is their business."
"But in this musical, you have one and only one identity: actors!"
“As an actor, being responsible for what you do is the most basic thing.”
"If these problems are not discovered, then it is harmless."
“But if you discover it and don’t do it, then it’s a question of morality.”
"Do you understand?"
"It's not as serious as you said, Teacher Ren..." Wang Bo spoke hesitantly.
"It seems that what I said was too preachy..." Ren Yan shook his head slightly, and then changed his approach:
"Then I'll tell you this."
"As your teacher, I have the obligation to teach you and give you lessons, right?"
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