The speaker discusses the importance of studying and maintaining good grades, especially in the lead-up to the Korean College Scholarship Examination (CSAT). They emphasize that while there are exceptions, grades generally do not increase in October, and students should approach the exam with a mindset of maintaining their score.
The speaker also shares personal stories and experiences, such as a former student who initially struggled but later achieved a top score. They stress the importance of understanding the material and not relying solely on past exams for studying.
The speaker also advises against wasting time and money on unnecessary study materials and instead recommends focusing on understanding and mastering the material. They encourage students to maintain a positive attitude and keep learning, even if they face setbacks.
The speaker concludes by urging students to take the exam with confidence and determination, emphasizing that the journey to the exam is as important as the exam itself.
1. The speaker mentions a test on November 16th, which is in October. This could be a reference to a school or college exam.
2. The speaker warns that grades do not go up in October.
3. The speaker talks about exceptions in society, such as people making exceptions on YouTube.
4. The speaker mentions a person who was a soccer player but had to study again after injuring his cruciate ligament. This person got a 9 on a thousand mock tests but jumped to a 1st grade after meeting Shim Chan-ho.
5. The speaker discusses the possibility of getting through Seoul National University's medical school in just 14 months.
6. The speaker advises students to approach the exam in October with the mindset of maintaining their score rather than feeling like it's going up.
7. The speaker mentions the military academy exam, stating that it's easier than the CSAT and that military academies have come to their senses.
8. The speaker talks about the June evaluation agency, stating that it's the final exam and that a high school senior's future is almost decided after taking the midterm exam.
9. The speaker mentions the commercial tactics of the academy and its instructors, stating that sales have increased and that the instructors are just starting to do it.
10. The speaker talks about the June evaluation, stating that it has no meaning other than this, and that the mock evaluation score in June has no meaning.
11. The speaker talks about the importance of having confidence in oneself and in the direction that one should read and appreciate literature.
12. The speaker talks about the importance of reading, understanding, and solving in the entrance exam.
13. The speaker talks about life being a deferred payment system for entrance exams, stating that everyone is just trying to get the hang of it and do it roughly.
14. The speaker advises students to take the exam with confidence, stating that it may be difficult to always do their best at every moment, but it's worth it to keep moving forward with confidence at every moment.
15. The speaker concludes by advising students to not do anything else and to move with confidence.