Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Grades (marks) encourage students to learn. Use specific reasons and examples to support your opinion.

One can not deny the fact that achievement of something motivates one to do more all the time
therefore
I highly agree that getting higher
grades
at
school
is a motivation to
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.
First
of all, we all have witnessed how parents used to be happy with our high scores at
school
of
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which
it
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encouraged us to
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them with even a huge improvement,
Furthermore
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children that are getting higher
grades
at
school
have high
self esteem
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compared to the ones with low
grades
because of their known achievements so that means it helps to improve their
leaning
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process.
On the other hand
, it is undeniable that
school
can be hectic and stressfully but when these children work hard and get higher
grades
then
they must be rewarded for their good work
,
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so that in future they will take
an
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extra mile in order to get impressive results
then
be awarded again.
For example
, when l was in high
school
, I remember my mother buying me a laptop because l had done great at
school
, and that has been my motivation since
then
that I should win in
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every thing
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I do,
moreover
l do all the hard work nowadays at the back of my mind having an award . To sum up, I agree that good results are a jump starter to the learners, with
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support of their parents and teachers, additional, these pupils need to do extra studies and lesson.
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