I'm back again, baby! Finally after months being stressful, I finished the National Examinations yesterday. Feeling so relieved even though the last test, which was biology, wasn't satisfying. Well, I think I have to say my opinions for this year exams. It was the second national exams for me, the first one was three years ago when I was a junior high student. Well, yeah. I guess there's no difference with the system but for the materials there were.
Seniors who have experienced the exams always say that the exams are way easier than the tryouts. Well, I might say yes for the junior high but not for the senior. I did really well three years ago. Three subjects out of for got almost perfect, got one mistakes only four each subject. For the senior high, I might say that the exams are waaaaaaaaay more difficult then the junior high. Of course the materials are different but well I think the difficulty level between the real exams and the tryouts are just the same. So let's just hope for the best. At least I've worked my best and let God do the rest.
But in spite of the difficulties of the exams, I'm really concern with the mentality of the students in Indonesia. Still found a lot of students who cheated during the exams. Some of them, no I guess, lots of them, bought the answers for the exams. Indonesia is still suffering from broken morality. It's ironic, huh? I can't say much but what is hanging on my mind is this: People can never escape this habit which has been spread in the country for years, but you know you can choose how you want to live the path of your life. Being bad or good is you who choose. If you want to be treated fairly, you should start to treat people in the same way too. If you want to be valued by other people, value yourself first. Cheating won't do you any good. You only decrease your value. How can people appreciate you and your work if you can't do it yourself?
Seniors who have experienced the exams always say that the exams are way easier than the tryouts. Well, I might say yes for the junior high but not for the senior. I did really well three years ago. Three subjects out of for got almost perfect, got one mistakes only four each subject. For the senior high, I might say that the exams are waaaaaaaaay more difficult then the junior high. Of course the materials are different but well I think the difficulty level between the real exams and the tryouts are just the same. So let's just hope for the best. At least I've worked my best and let God do the rest.
But in spite of the difficulties of the exams, I'm really concern with the mentality of the students in Indonesia. Still found a lot of students who cheated during the exams. Some of them, no I guess, lots of them, bought the answers for the exams. Indonesia is still suffering from broken morality. It's ironic, huh? I can't say much but what is hanging on my mind is this: People can never escape this habit which has been spread in the country for years, but you know you can choose how you want to live the path of your life. Being bad or good is you who choose. If you want to be treated fairly, you should start to treat people in the same way too. If you want to be valued by other people, value yourself first. Cheating won't do you any good. You only decrease your value. How can people appreciate you and your work if you can't do it yourself?
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