来到教室不用学生张嘴或动笔,你对他们就能有所了解。根据他们所选的座次(假如他们可以任选座次),你会猜到他们属于哪类学生。我的亲身经历告诉我这一点。读大学时,我最喜欢的座位总是靠近教室的后面——不一定最后一排,因为我认为那是为真正自由散漫、不好学的学生保留的,而我选择的刚好是最后一排的前面。这是我大学四年上课未曾被老师点到的计谋之一。我还有其它办法——假装忙着写笔记或翻书查找什么(如果教授认为你在记他们的金口玉言,他们一般是不会打扰 When you come to the classroom, students do not have to open their mouths or write pens. You can understand them. Depending on the seating they chose (if they could choose a seat), you would guess which class they belonged to. My personal experience told me this. When I was in college, my favorite seat was always close to the back of the classroom - not necessarily the last row, because I thought it was reserved for truly free and unskilled students, and I chose to be the last row. front. This was one of the strategies I had never been spotted by the teacher during my four years in college. I have other ways - pretend to be busy writing notes or flipping through books to find out what (if the professor thinks you are talking about their words, they generally won’t bother