Is forcing students to study hard at school a good idea? Agree or disagree?

To begin
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believed
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forcing
someone
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it's
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is
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a bad choice
, at
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. At
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first , no one
expect
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expects
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to do something
dose
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they do
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not like
at
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apply
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. especially something about like study .
but
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But
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you can do another thing to push students
for
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to
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study.
However
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, Students have more energy and
the
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they
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like to do many things and search
about
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for
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it
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them
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.
For example
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,
If
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if
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you
teacher
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teach
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for
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apply
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math
you
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, you
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can do some challenging
or
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problems or
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give them
some
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a
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reward .
and
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And
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also
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also,
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you can show them how much you understand them.
Moreover
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, most
of
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apply
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students love people
how
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who
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respect their thoughts and have a great conversation with them .
young
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Young
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people search
about
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for
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themselves
and
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, and
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they need
someone
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understanding
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to understand
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their feelings. and help them to find themselves and give them compliments about their work .
Additionally
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, most
of
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apply
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teenagers have pressure
to
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from someone to
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someone
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support them and they can change
from
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apply
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themselves for you .
To conclude
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, forcing is not necessary
you
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; you
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can try to have conversations with them and understand what they want.
Therefore
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, they will study hard just for
someone
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how
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who
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want
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wants
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to show
him
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them
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something.

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task response
Start with a clear view in the intro, and say why you disagree with forcing. Use one main idea per paragraph.
coherence
Link ideas with simple connect words (first, next, also, but, in addition) to keep flow.
coherence
Give one example for each idea and explain how it helps your view.
grammar
Check spelling and grammar. Fix mistakes like dose, does, and use commas correctly.
structure
Make each paragraph have one idea: intro, 2 body parts, and a short conclusion.
content
The idea to not force and to use talk and respect is clear.
content
You try to give other ways to help study, like rewards and discussion.
structure
There is a closing line that restates your idea.

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    • Sentence 1 - Topic sentence
    • Sentence 2 - Example
    • Sentence 3 - Discussion
    • Sentence 4 - Conclusion
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    • Sentence 1 - Topic sentence
    • Sentence 2 - Example
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