She Only Cares About Cultivation

Chapter 1629: Chapter 1069: Heroine of the Republic 43 (6000+)_3

No wonder the school went out of its way to arrange for her to teach in a lecture hall, and indeed, classes like these are necessary and very educational.

If the Calligraphy Class was this interesting, what about the history class?

The teachers at County First Middle School became curious about her history class at County No. 1 High School, and after multiple requests, County No. 1 High School finally allowed teachers to listen in batches.

What a revelation that was because An Yi’s history class turned out to be better than many male teachers’. Attending her class was like listening to a storytelling session, as she used classic stories as examples and distinguished the historical figures from anecdotes and fiction to explain their true characters. When asked how she knew this, she would bring out documents from historical records, simplify the classical Chinese texts, and explain them bit by bit in an easy-to-understand manner, even composing catchy jingles for exam preparation, making it easier for the kids to remember historical materials.

No wonder, after just half a semester of her classes, her students all passed their exams in one go, with a few even achieving perfect scores. Excelling in history isn’t easy; it requires a thorough understanding akin to political science.

Only after this was proven did everyone understand why the principals of both First Middle School and First High School valued her so highly.

If it weren’t for her inability to leave her teaching duties at the village school, she wouldn’t just be a substitute teacher; making her permanent would be just a matter of saying the word.

An Yi proved herself through her capabilities, giving those who underestimated her a sense of being slapped in the face, offering a deeper understanding of why Anna and Angel’s achievements had progressed so much—because of private tutoring, and such high-level private tutoring at that. It’s no surprise if they directly advance to fourth grade in junior high next semester.

What they didn’t know, however, is that An Yi has set a goal for them to start studying fourth grade in junior high by September, asking them to complete all third-grade coursework before September. Then, in November, they can directly participate in the entrance exam.

Attending high school after just two years of junior high?

Sounding a bit fantastical, but given the sisters’ learning pace and their evening study sessions, An Yi is confident she can help them achieve it.

"Even if you two don’t pass the high school entrance exam in November, we can consolidate all the junior high coursework during the winter break. You could even take the exam for First High School after the new semester starts, which wouldn’t be impossible."

Accelerated learning has its benefits, as it saves a lot of time. Regarding areas where learning is not solid, there’s ample time for extra studies during the winter break.

Although it might seem inappropriate, what An Yi adopts now is an exam-oriented education model, since much of the knowledge taught in junior high and high school is rarely used in practice.

Unless they get into majors related to mechanical physics or chemical biology, or at the very least office jobs, they might not utilize the challenges of junior high and high school knowledge. But are these professions even accessible to them? Shouldn’t that be reserved for university students?

So her current goal is to get them their graduation certificates, and if they need it in the future, they can study up again. Graduation comes first.

The current advantage is studying evening courses at home, providing her with additional time to teach them both important subjects. Every evening, she reviews a knowledge point with them, explains it, and then assigns homework for them to write, during which she takes the kids to play in their rooms.

Now, An Ran is already one year and seven months old, and Anning is eight months old. The sisters both fight and play, sometimes hugging and biting, occasionally being affectionate. Whether one or both, a single mom can manage either one or both, sometimes finding two better than one, and yet sometimes thinking the two can drive you crazy, noisy enough to make you want to hit the wall. But such joy mixed with pain is only something a mother can truly understand.

Fortunately, most of the time, they are considerate, which relies on them being well-fed, not wet, or not needing the toilet.

Also, her pet nut is pregnant, and she doesn’t know what went wrong. Since moving to the city, it often wanders outside, and eventually, its belly grew larger day by day. That’s when she realized it had cubs. Upon closer inspection later, she found that the blocked fallopian tubes she had fixed had somehow opened up, perhaps due to always eating space food—did it heal too?