Are you worried about your exam results? Have you ever joined an after-school learning organization? According to a recent social study, 18% of students who enroll in learning organizations after class actually achieve better results. But 68% of them did not improve their school test scores. Worse still, the others weren't as good as before. Some after-school learning organizations should be banned because they are not only useless, but also waste a lot of money. And what's more, you can only learn well or better in daily lessons and they tire the students too much to learn normally. These organizations are useless. Students want their exam scores to be higher, but as usual, the organization of learning after classes may not satisfy them. In fact, such a learning system harms students' learning, understanding, and memory because knowledge needs to be digested rather than dumped into the human brain. As Yang Jin (August 2009, High School Education in China, Challenges and Priorities) says, “education in China should transform commonalities into individual elements »....