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Some people believe that only students with the best academic performance should be rewarded, while some other people think it is more important to reward students with improvement. Discuss both views and give your opinion. v.2

Some people believe that only students with the best academic performance should be rewarded, while some other people think it is more important to reward students with improvement. v. 2
It is universally believed that providing students with many awards is an effective way to improve academic performance. Some reckon that only the top performers are eligible to receive their rewards, while others argue that students who made progress should be rewarded. The reason for advocates of awarding students who achieved the best academic performance is because that one needs to pay a great amount of effort than other classmates for make a higher grade in the exam. Besides, they are normally considered as the positive model to encourage others to work hard. Moreover, awarding high-level students with prizes are usually seen as a good way for nurturing the elitists for future society. However, it is also necessary for teachers to give certain awards to those who put forward efforts in the study since the enthusiasm of students to study might be reduced if we only pay attention to those few top performers and ignore other the rest of students. These extrinsic award provided to them is not only a recognition of their performance but also a motivator for further study because a sense of accomplishment can boost their confidence and help them become high-level students eventually. Personally, both of the two arguments are reasonable, therefore, not only excellent students are rewarded, but also those who made progress in their study should be honored.
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universally
believed that providing
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students
with
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many
awards is an effective way to
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improve
academic performance.
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Some
reckon that
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only
the top performers are eligible to receive their rewards, while others argue that
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students
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who
made progress should
be rewarded
.

The reason for advocates of awarding
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students
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who
achieved the best academic performance is
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because
that one needs to pay a great amount of effort than
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other
classmates for
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make
a higher grade in the exam.
Besides
, they are
normally
considered as the
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positive
model to encourage others to work
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hard
.
Moreover
, awarding high-level
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students
with prizes are
usually
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seen
as a
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good
way for nurturing the elitists for future society.

However
, it is
also
necessary for teachers to give certain awards to those
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who
put forward efforts in the
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study
since the enthusiasm of
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students
to
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study
might be
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reduced
if we
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only
pay attention to those few top performers and
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ignore
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other
the rest of
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students
. These extrinsic award provided to them is not
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only
a recognition of their performance
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but
also
a motivator for
further
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study
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because
a sense of accomplishment can boost their confidence and
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help
them become high-level
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students
eventually
.

Personally
, both of the two arguments are reasonable,
therefore
, not
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only
excellent
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students
are rewarded
,
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but
also
those
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who
made progress in their
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study
should
be honored
.
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22Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay Some people believe that only students with the best academic performance should be rewarded, while some other people think it is more important to reward students with improvement. v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
224 words
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