Many people are of the opinion that
schools should reward students who show
the best performance in their studies,
whereas it claims that students with
positive progress need a reward. In this
essay, these two views can be discussed in-
depth.
On the one hand, some arguments lend
support to the opinion that it is
indispensable to encourage excellent
students. Firstly, it is worth the incentives
because these students put all their
determination into studying and make
relentless e#orts. Secondly, diligent ones
often desire to conquer prizes and do not
want to be left behind by their peers;
therefore, rewarding them can create a
highly competitive learning environment
where students are more likely to progress.
Furthermore, this is a favorable
opportunity to nurture gifted students, for
instance, outstanding ones are annually
sent to compete in the internationa]
competition. Their achievements make a
significant contribution to the nationa]
sustainable prosperity.
On the other hand, many believe
rewarding students who make considerabk
progress is thoroughly reasonable. Firstly,
by taking this step, school administrators
express their thoughtful attention to
educational psychology and provide
students with equal opportunities in the
learning environment. Thanks to that,
instead of feeling frustrated when
competing with their top classmates, they
will feel motivated when their e#orts are
highly appreciated. Secondly, giving
incentives to average students reminds
people that the original purpose of
learning is to acquire knowledge and how
to apply it efhciently, not to achieve high
scores. As a consequence, several common
negative phenomena such as stress,
anxiety, and cheating would reduce.
In conclusion, although there are
convincing arguments for both views, I
hold a firm beliefthat schools should
always encourage students whether they
are the best or not. 
 Many
  people
 are of the opinion that
schools should reward  
students
 who  
show
the best performance in their studies,
whereas it claims that  
students
 with 
positive
 progress need a reward. In  
this
essay, these two views can  
be discussed
 in- 
depth
.
On the one hand,  
some
 arguments lend
support to the opinion that it is
indispensable to encourage excellent 
students
.  
Firstly
, it is worth the incentives 
because
 these  
students
 put all their
determination into studying and  
make
 relentless
 e# 
orts
.  
Secondly
, diligent ones 
often
 desire to conquer prizes and do not
want to be  
left
 behind by their peers; 
therefore
, rewarding them can create a 
highly
 competitive learning environment 
where
  students
 are more likely to progress. 
Furthermore
, this is a favorable
opportunity to nurture gifted  
students
, for
instance, outstanding ones are  
annually
 sent
 to compete in the  
internationa
 ]
 competition
. Their achievements  
make
  a
significant contribution to the  
nationa
 ]
 sustainable
 prosperity. 
On the other hand
,  
many
 believe
rewarding  
students
 who  
make
  considerabk
 progress
 is  
thoroughly
 reasonable.  
Firstly
,
by taking this step, school administrators
express their thoughtful attention to
educational psychology and provide
students with equal opportunities in the 
learning
 environment. Thanks to that, 
instead
 of feeling frustrated when
competing with their top classmates, they
will feel motivated when their e# 
orts
 are 
highly
 appreciated.  
Secondly
, giving
incentives to average  
students
 reminds 
people
 that the original purpose of
learning is to acquire knowledge and how
to apply it  
efhciently
, not to achieve high 
scores
. As a consequence, several  
common
 negative
 phenomena such as  
stress
,
anxiety, and cheating would  
reduce
. 
In conclusion
, although there are
convincing arguments for both views, I
hold a firm  
beliefthat
 schools should
always encourage  
students
 whether they 
are
 the best or not.