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Topic: Agree or disagree with the following statement: it is more important to award students for effort (trying or hard working) than for achievement (good grades)
Grade, as one of the most important aspects which is used to reflect the ability of students to a certain extent, provokes general discussion among many schools. One of the questions under debate is whether it is more crucial to award students for effort than for achievement. As for me, awarding by endeavor is better than that by accomplishment. Here follow potent supports.
To begin with, the capability among different students has great differences. It is widely held that our intelligence has much relation with our objective aspects such as parents' intelligence, family environment, etc. So when we are born, we are doomed to be different in intelligence. In this condition, even though some not so smart students try their best to do well in their study, they just are able to complete it at this degree. It is almost impossible to require them to do better. However, are these students not qualified for prizes because their limited ability? Maybe, it is a little hasty to not praise them.
Further more, it is not rare for us to find a multitude of students cheat in the examnination. Why could this happen? Does this have something with the desire of a better grade in order to get the award which is admired by almost everyone of us? Pursuing honor is the nature of our human beings. It is not our fault. We just want to be praised and recognized by others. Nevertheless, the system of awarding by achievement would just cultivate and encourage this kind of psychology. For example, last year, there are several classmates of mine to cheat in the final examintion which is related to their medols and scholorships. On the other hand, if there is a effort-orient scheme, this phonomena may be avoided.
To sum up, in view of the problems and disadvantages that the awarding good grades, it is more sagacious to pratice the awarding students for effort. On this occasion, many unexpected problems like above can be solved sucessfully.
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Topic: Agree or disagree with the following statement: it is more important to
award students for effort (trying or hard working) than for achievement (good
grades).
Grade, as one of the most important aspects which is used to reflect the ability
of students to a certain extent, provokes general discussion among many schools. One of the questions under debate is whether it is more crucial to award students for effort than for achievement. As for me, awarding by endeavor is better than that by accomplishment. Here follow potent supports.
To begin with, the capability among different students has great differences. It
is widely held that our intelligence has much relation with our objective situations such as parents' intellect,and family environment, etc. So when we are born, we are doomed to be dissimilar in wit. In this condition, even though some not so smart students try their best to do well in their study, they are just able to complete it to this height. It is almost impossible to require them to do any better. However, are these students not qualified for prizes because their limited capacity? Maybe, it is a little unreasonable to not award them. What’s more, if their endeavor is not awarded by others, they may not keep studying hard and even give up themselves for whatever they do they just cannot be competitive in the study.
Further more, it is not rare for us to find a multitude of students cheat in the
examination. Why could this happen? Does this have something to do with the desire of a better grade in order to get the award which is admired by nearly everyone of us? Pursuing honor is the basic nature of our human beings. It is not our fault. We just want to be praised and recognized by others, especially our teachers who usually do not detect this trick. Unfortunately, the system of awarding according to achievement would just cultivate and encourage this kind of mentality and behavior. For example, last year, there are several classmates of mine to cheat in the final examination which is related to medals and scholarships. On the other hand, if there is an effort-orient scheme, this phenomena may be avoided.
To sum up, in view of the problems and disadvantages that awarding good grades bring about, it is more sagacious to implement system of awarding students in terms of effort. On this occasion, many unexpected problems like above ones can be solved successfully.
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