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Issue 55 competition for high grades seriously limits the quality of learning at all levels of education.
Has the quality of learing at all levels fo education been limited by the competition for high grades? I concede that making high grades is important in some aspects. However, the potential harm of the excess pursing of high grades inflict on the students and on society far outweighs the benefits of the competing for it.
To begin with, educator should help students develop their own principles of living, as well as by instilling in them certain basic values upon which any democratic society depends, and teach them certain amount of knowledge, thus helping the students growing into successful adult who is benfical to the development of the human. As parents we all want our children to be not only healthy,happy, and successful but decent ,strong, and good. None of this can be judged by the grades.
In addition, more concern about the examination to gain the higher grades will certainly decrease the time spending on other activities, which is harmful to the education. In the first place, consider, for example. China's education of all-around development reform, before this the high grades was the only factors which determined the learning of a Chinese student, which could not provide the insights, imagination and other factors which are also important to the healthy growth of the students. Such students do not know how to solve the new scientific research problems, and have no idea to manifest themselves in adults's ability to cooperate, compromise, understand other people, all of which would certainly affect the quality of the education.
In the second place, many successful men often do not have high grades in school. For example, one of the greatest politician, Churchill, having bad grades in studing at an early age. However, he beat the Germany in the second world war as the prime minster of the England, gained the nobel prize in literature, and viewed as the most convictive person in the twentieth century.
On the other hand, pursing for high grades is also necessary in some aspects. Consider, for example, in china which is holding 1.3 billion people, where education resource are limited, it is impossible for any individual to receive higher education, then high grades become one very important factor to compete for the opportunity. It seems to me that in elementary education pursing high grades are important for the reason for acting as primary impetus for sutding due to human's nature to outdo others, testing the quality of one's study, getting the opportunity to go to the university, yet in higher education we should focus attention on the scientific research, as well as on society problems.
In sum, i concede that pursing for grades is legitimate insofar to boost flame of studing, get the permission to university. However, when such pursuits severe as the prime goals of the students and educators, they would actually affect the quality of learning, as well as the all-around development of students.
提纲: 1 说明教育的目的,而分数不一定能达到
2 过于重视分数会减少其他活动的时间,不利于学生全面发展 ,举例;中国的素质教育 丘吉尔:低分高能
3 分数在选拔人才 刺激学习等方面也有积极作用。 |
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