Excuse me, did you go to junior college as a teacher? What about the salary? I am now faced with the choice of public colleges or private colleges, asking for help.

I didn't go to junior college. Later, I chose three privately-run books. The treatment was actually very good, and although they were privately-run, everyone in the school was not prepared. I felt psychologically balanced when I worked, and I wouldn't be excluded because I was a teacher outside the preparation.

Moreover, the students in the three private schools are generally better than those in the junior college. I have been to the junior college as a substitute, and the students there are obviously worse than those in the three private schools. They can't even count some basic junior high school mathematics, so it is a headache to give them classes.

Therefore, I suggest that you go to a private school for three books, and it will be convenient to evaluate professors and other titles in the future.