With the development of the epidemic, the education sector, like many others, is also bearing the brunt of the shutdown. To keep up with the syllabus, Changchun Foreign Language School has now devised an innovative strategy - online classes.

　　Our School actively responded to the call of "non-stop teaching, non-stop learning" and put the classroom on the network under the leadership of the school leader. The third-grade teacher of senior high school took the lead in starting online classes and became the first batch of "anchor" teachers in Changchun Foreign Language School.

　　A section of parents who are not very tech-savvy might be left utterly confused just as the school dropped the notification that they were introducing online classes amid national lockdown curbs in the country. Our school has already done detailed tutorials and assigned corresponding technical teachers to answer questions about how to apply web-based courses. For online teaching teachers, the school also selects different guidance schemes according to the learning characteristics of different subjects, and recommends the corresponding methods for the use of auxiliary software.

　　Our School leaders had conducted in-depth research and experiments on the software. After more than ten days of continuous attempt and improvement, today's online course is finally presented. Everyone was looking forward to the upcoming online course.

　　Although the teachers who are used to standing on the lectern and writing on the blackboard feel a lot of pressure, but in the face of new things, all teachers are full of enthusiasm for learning.

　　Confronted by the epidemic, everyone has his or her own battlefield. Front-line medics are working at hospitals to save patients. What should we do? The teachers and students of CFLS have the courage to explore, strengthen their faith, and pledge to win the two battles against the epidemic and the college entrance examination.