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Tests and examinations are a central feature of school systems in many countries. Do you think the educational benefits of testing outweigh any disadvantages? v.6

Tests and examinations are a central feature of school systems in many countries. Do you think the educational benefits of testing outweigh any disadvantages? v. 6
Much could be said about different ways of testing or checking students at schools or universities. The most popular ones have always caused been causing very exciting discussions and debates around the world. We all do realise that teachers need to have a system that helps them to test their students' knowledge, so they can see how effective their teaching methods are. The question is do we really need to put so much pressure on these features? Are they really so effective? The first thing about tests and exams is, that they do check the level of information the students managed to learn from the lectures. The questions usually cover the area that has been taught at the institute, so if students can answer them correctly it means that the teaching was successful. On the other hand, some students might feel discouraged by the same fact that makes the others motivated, but of course, results in low marks in the actual exam. They also think that the results are very often not relevant to their efforts they put into studying. Because the marking system is not fair, they just do not feel like studying more for the exam. To put things together, is there really such a big need for exams at schools? Is there really no other way to check how students effective are the teaching methods? That is of course not that easy, but still, I am deeply convinced that things can be changed. It requires all the involved sides to think and come up with new ideas that could later be put into schools and that wouldn’t be that stressful anymore, so students can actually start enjoying them.
Much could
be said
about
different
ways of testing or checking
students
at schools or universities. The most popular ones have always caused been causing
very
exciting discussions and debates around the world. We all do
realise
that teachers need to have a system that
helps
them to
test
their students' knowledge,
so
they can
see
how effective their teaching methods are. The question is do we
really
need to
put
so
much pressure on these features? Are they
really
so
effective?

The
first
thing about
tests
and exams is, that they do
check
the level of information the
students
managed to learn from the lectures. The questions
usually
cover the area that has
been taught
at the institute,
so
if
students
can answer them
correctly
it means that the teaching was successful.

On the other hand
,
some
students
might feel discouraged by the same fact that
makes
the others motivated,
but
of course
, results in low marks in the actual exam. They
also
think
that the results are
very
often
not relevant to their efforts they
put
into studying.
Because
the marking system is not
fair
, they
just
do not feel like studying more for the exam.

To
put
things together, is there
really
such a
big
need for exams at schools? Is there
really
no other way to
check
how
students
effective are the teaching methods?
That is
of course
not that easy,
but
still
, I am
deeply
convinced that things can be
changed
. It requires all the involved sides to
think
and
come
up with new
ideas
that could later be
put
into schools and that wouldn’t be that stressful anymore,
so
students
can actually
start
enjoying them.
8Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
14Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay Tests and examinations are a central feature of school systems in many countries. Do you think the educational benefits of testing outweigh any disadvantages? v. 6

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
281 words
6.5
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