Children have more and more tests and exams to do at school, sometimes starting from the age of five or six, right up until the age of 18. What are the advantages and disadvantages of making children do exams?

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These days, it is considered that making
children
do
exams
plays a key role in their life.
However
, they have a plethora of tests and
exams
to do at school, starting from five or six years old up to 18 years old every now and
then
. In
this
essay, I will discuss both merits and demerits of making
children
do
exams
and try to draw some conclusions. First and foremost, I will start by looking at the advantages. One of the major plus points of forcing
children
to take
exams
is the fact that
children
are encouraged to study.
In other words
, if the students know that there is an exam for them, they will work hard to cram for the exam, and
as a result
, they will become more knowledgeable than they want to be.
It is clear that
another benefit is only selecting educated pupils which means that only well-educated students can pass the
exams
, the rest will fail.
On the other hand
,
although
there are positive aspects of making pupils do
exams
, there is
also
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negative aspect. The major drawback is failing the students of other fields of study with
exams
of other fields.
For example
, if your field of study is mathematics and economics, you will surely fail the exam for other unnecessary subjects.
To sum up
, the advantages of forcing
children
to take
exams
and tests are more than the disadvantages, and in my opinion, pupils should be tested only in the subjects of their fields.
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