Chapter 25 IQ [Part 1]
Zhou Yi replied in a detached tone, "That's none of your concern. Focus on yourself."
The school bell rang.
Xu Cong entered the classroom carrying a math textbook, his laptop, a stack of test papers, and a thermos. He scanned the room briefly before instructing the class monitor to take attendance.
Class 3's performance in advanced mathematics was indeed subpar, which could partly be attributed to Xu Cong's lackadaisical teaching style—but only partly.
He taught all three classes simultaneously, so if there were issues, they weren't solely his fault.
Overall, most art students devoted the majority of their time to mastering their specialized subjects, leaving little room for studying math—a subject where they naturally lagged behind.
It wasn't that they lacked ability; it was simply a matter of insufficient time dedicated to learning.
Among the three Visual Communication classes, Class 3 had the highest proportion of art students, resulting in the lowest average math scores.
However, they excelled in other specialized courses compared to the other two classes.