It would be a waste to compete just by relying on cram schools, and no matter how good your grades are, your grades will slip. Without enough time and good study habits, students often feel uncomfortable when the teaching mode of secondary school changes.
Students who do not have cram schools, even if they are not the best, may stand out in the college entrance examination.
The height of independent thinking, not confined to conventions, and the mind will not be constrained. In high school, the higher the tuition, the more mathematical modeling methods there are, and when solving problems, you don't need to think about it yourself, which will make students score higher, but it will also make students lose their thinking skills.
And those who have not received any training, especially those who have not participated in large-scale training, they have never encountered a variety of ways to answer questions, so in junior high school, they will be at a disadvantage, but they can understand the connection and extension of knowledge through their own thinking, so as to form their own way of thinking.
One is to do what you know, and the other is to do what you already know, the latter is faster and more accurate, but it's just a method and it doesn't last. The former, on the other hand, is to improve one's mental strength through learning, which is a long-term development direction.
In middle school, this stage, although there is a certain improvement, but not a great improvement, it is a key link in the training of the mind, and the training method that only focuses on grades and ignores the thinking will ignore that the essence of learning is thinking, not just centered on scores.
The retention of middle school to middle school depends on ability, not copying the model.
The biggest difference from middle school to middle school is that the difficulty and depth of it has changed, and it tests your mind, not what you want to do. Before you have fully grown up, you can already see the independent thinking you have cultivated in this area. Secondly, you need to be trained more so that you can see the gaps in your learning.