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In some countries, at secondary at high school, there may be two or three streams of studies, academic or vocational. What are the advantages of this to the students and the society of putting students at the two streams at the age of 15? v.1

In some countries, at secondary at high school, there may be two or three streams of studies, academic or vocational. What are the advantages of this to the students and the society of putting students at the two streams at the age of 15? v. 1
Schools in numerous countries suffer from the problematic behaviour of students. There are multiple reasons as to why students misbehave, and a number of possible solutions to mitigate this problem. When some students exhibit problematic behaviour in schools, this is mainly due to two reasons. Firstly, the fact that they hate school. Many students do not enjoy going to school. They dislike the subjects they are being taught and it is likely that they have bad relationships with their teachers as well. For example, a student who loves playing games would get bored quickly during classes, and end up misbehaving. Secondly, many students do not get along with one another, especially teenagers. During this period, aggressive behaviour is expected from these students. In other words, strong and tough students are expected to bully and abuse weak and peaceful ones, leading to many problems at schools. A number of solutions exist to combat this issue. Teachers at schools must be trained and taught how to treat pupils accordingly and earn their trust, specifically the ones that misbehave. Moreover, schools must also try to make adjustments to their curriculum so that lessons become more engaging and interesting to students. This can lead to students becoming interested in their lessons and reduce any problematic behaviour. Furthermore, schools ought to impose strict laws to prevent the aggressive behaviour and bullying that is shown by some bad-tempered teenagers. For instance, those students must be severely punished and their parents must be notified. If they keep abusing their peers, then they must be sent to rehabilitation facilities. To conclude, all around the world, many hostile students cause a lot of harm to their peers as well as their schools. In order to eliminate such behaviour, certain measures must be taken by teachers and schools.
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in numerous countries suffer from the problematic
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behaviour
of
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students
. There are multiple reasons as to why
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students
misbehave, and a number of possible solutions to mitigate this problem.

When
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some
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students
exhibit problematic
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behaviour
in
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schools
, this is
mainly
due to two reasons.
Firstly
, the fact that they hate
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school
.
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students
do not enjoy going to
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school
. They dislike the subjects they are
being taught
and it is likely that they have
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bad
relationships with their teachers
as well
.
For example
, a
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student
who
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loves
playing games would
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get
bored
quickly
during classes, and
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end
up misbehaving.
Secondly
,
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many
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students
do not
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get
along with one another,
especially
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teenagers
. During this period, aggressive
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behaviour
is
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expected
from these
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students
.
In other words
, strong and tough
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students
are
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expected
to bully and abuse weak and peaceful ones, leading to
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many
problems at schools.

A number of solutions exist to combat this issue. Teachers at
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schools
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must
be trained
and taught how to treat pupils
accordingly
and earn their trust,
specifically
the ones that misbehave.
Moreover
,
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schools
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must
also
try to
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make
adjustments to their curriculum
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so
that lessons become more engaging and interesting to
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students
. This can lead to
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students
becoming interested in their lessons and
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reduce
any problematic
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behaviour
.
Furthermore
,
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schools
ought to impose strict laws to
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prevent
the aggressive
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behaviour
and bullying that
is shown
by
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some
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bad
-tempered
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teenagers
.
For instance
, those
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students
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must
be
severely
punished and their parents
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must
be notified
. If they
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keep
abusing their peers, then they
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must
be
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sent
to rehabilitation facilities.

To conclude
, all around the world,
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hostile
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students
cause
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a lot of
harm to their peers
as well
as their
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schools
. In order to eliminate such
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behaviour
, certain measures
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must
be taken
by teachers and
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schools
.
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7.5Mistakes
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IELTS essay In some countries, at secondary at high school, there may be two or three streams of studies, academic or vocational. What are the advantages of this to the students and the society of putting students at the two streams at the age of 15? v. 1

Essay
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4 paragraphs
298 words
7.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.5
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Lexical Resource: 7.5
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