In an exam-oriented education system, there is a risk that the younger generation will not be able to fully exploit the joy of youth. While it may bring some joy to a student, it can be worth the sacrifice. Consider these points.
With the right guidance, both students and teachers can greatly benefit from the system. Since the end goal is to excel during the exam, this gives direction to both parties. Students will be more focused in their studies, which will make teaching easier for educators.
The situation in a class or school becomes much calmer when students can understand why they occupy a place in a class. Time in a class is devoted entirely to learning and leaves no room for inappropriate behavior.
The motivation of the students is also increased by such an exam-oriented system. The reward awaits them at the end of the semester or year and this will create healthy competition among classmates. Students will work harder to improve themselves, and teachers can try to find a way for each student to work together to work as a unit for success.
The whole point of study is to gain knowledge. In a situation where knowledge is available without having to be memorized, students need to take it for granted. With little motivation to get good grades in exams, students need to make an effort to appreciate the learning process and knowledge more.
Good grades save students from the tribulations of adult life. Good grades give students more options, whether they get into higher education or get a better job.
Proper implementation of exam-oriented education will benefit students, teachers and even parents. The clear direction in such an educational system helps everyone focus on a specific goal. With this, it will encourage cooperation between all parties and make it a joint effort.
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