Recently there has been a heated debate about how institutions should recompense the alumni, some believe that only the best among them should be,
while
others think that the ones who have shown significant improvement when compared to the beginning of their studies should.
On the one hand, without a doubt, those youngsters who have the highest grades are the ones Linking Words
that
have put more effort into their studies, Correct pronoun usage
who
therefore
, they are rewarded only because they make the institute more prestigious. Linking Words
According to
the data, all highest Linking Words
ranked
universities Correct your spelling
highest-ranked
such
as Oxford University use Linking Words
this
rewarding method, Linking Words
as a result
, postgraduates have been shown to find jobs more easily, increasing the prestige of the university. Linking Words
In addition
, Linking Words
this
way youngsters are more encouraged to study because they become competitive against each other.
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On the other hand
, every student has different abilities and requires different time to learn, Linking Words
moreover
, some of them may have to face some trauma that has kept them away from books, Linking Words
hence
, some of them may find some difficulty in finding their path. Linking Words
For example
, if an alumn has been through some family issues Linking Words
such
as abusive parents, or suffers from autism, it is obvious that their school performances are influenced by their situation. Linking Words
Thus
, those scholars should be rewarded when they make even the smallest progress, especially when they are still young.
In conclusion, I believe educational institutions should not give rewards only to those who get good grades, but since their priority should be to educate children, they must take care of every one of them, in order to make them improve Linking Words
also
as people not only by the scholastic point of view.Linking Words
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