Language Arts Teacher Dai Yongquan was furious and went on and on, lecturing the Class 8 students for half a period and tearing them apart with his scolding.
It was not until the dismissal bell rang that he left in a huff.
The students in the class were practically speechless. Chen Siyu complained:
"What is the school even doing? They had us anonymously vote for our favorite teachers. Shouldn't that have been kept confidential?"
"Why did they let the language arts teacher find out?"
"That's so disrespectful!"
She felt the school was completely unreliable. How were they supposed to vote next time after this? Bai Yuxia considered it for a moment and said, "The main thing is that giving someone zero votes was really too much."
To be honest, Bai Yuxia had never expected that not a single student in the neighboring Class 9 had voted for Dai Yongquan.
Chen Siyu worried, "I wonder how Teacher Dai will treat us from now on."
What she meant was, what if the teacher was disappointed and stopped teaching seriously? Their grades would definitely suffer.
Bai Yuxia was not concerned about that. "The overall language arts scores in Teacher Dai's classes have always been pretty good. I heard he gets extra performance bonuses every month too. He won't slack off with us over one vote. You can rest easy."
"Oh, I see. Xiaxia, you know so much," Chen Siyu said.
"Not really." Her father was a teacher at Yuzhou University of Finance and Economics, so she knew more about such matters than most students.
"It's so nice having parents who are teachers." Chen Siyu sighed again. "It feels like teachers' children always get especially good grades. I had a middle school classmate before whose dad was a teacher. He always stayed in the