The timetable for the common test mock exam conducted by Kawaijuku has become a hot topic, with the timetable being “too hard mode”. When I asked Kawaijuku why the event was not held over two days,…
The common university entrance test was held on January 13th and 14th. I would like to say that this is the end for a while, but for many examinees, this is the start of the exam season.
By the way, did you know that on X (formerly Twitter), the timetable for the mock test for the new curriculum is being talked about as being “too harsh”?
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■What is the “too torture” timetable…?
What I would like to focus on this time is a post posted by X user Myoi.
“The mock test for the new curriculum common test is harsh. This is too much torture,” the post said, along with the off-putting phrase, and was accompanied by a photo of a timetable that appeared to be a timetable for a mock test aimed at second-year high school students.
Entry time is 8:00 a.m., and the final “information” test is scheduled to end at 8:20 p.m. In other words, although there may be breaks for details, you will be taking mock exams for almost 12 hours straight.
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■Some people say, “It’s already an imperial examination.”
The post, posted on the 16th, less than a day after the common test, became a hot topic with over 7,000 reposts.
Other X users said, “This is already a criminal trial”, “It’s a hellish schedule”, “I can’t concentrate on this”, “I think it would be better to divide it into two days and do it in an environment similar to the actual event.” ”, many questions were raised.
By the way, the author of the post, Myoi, is said to have taken the common test in the “old course.”
Regarding her impressions upon discovering the new course, Myoi said, “I felt sorry for the new course examinees, saying, “I was surprised at the harshness of the timetable, and said, “Even when I was there, it was difficult.” “Personally, I felt that the common test I believe that mock exams require much more concentration than other mock exams, so although there are pros and cons, I feel that your ability will be better demonstrated if you split them into two days, just like the real exam. ” he recalled.
So this time, we decided to ask Kawaijuku, an educational corporation, for more details regarding the mock exam timetable that caused a stir.
