Some people may not agree that teachers should be paid more, Because they also get as much brakes as children do, but teachers do deserve more money for all of the work and hours and effort they put into teaching us. Teachers should get paid more, because they are the ones who teach us what we know so we can get a job, they are the ones that teach Our lawyers and doctors so why do they get paid way less then than them. What is holding our government and our school districts, from paying our teachers what they really deserve. They teach us everything that we need to know to have a successful life. they do so much for us and so much for our country and ourselves they deserve more Then they get from school and from their paycheck.
Keep this in mind: paying students for good grades will provide students with a motivation to work hard. They will then learn the value of hard work. This will help shape them into amazing, successful human beings. One of these students could even turn out to be the next Einstein, or Rosa Parks. Remember, the fate of our nation depends on this decision.
Yet if they are being paid for a grade, it is wasting parents money (Pay). If the paying is just for the makeshift, it is wasting money. The money that parents paid could used for their children’s future. (Introduction)(Intro) If students work hard in school, they can earn a reward for future, but if they being paid for grade, they earn reward at school but not in future (Good).
Children should be paid for chores because chores can teach you important life lessons. In the Article “Should Kids Be Paid For Chores?” it states “studies show that kids who have chores benefit in many ways”. I hate chores when I don’t get paid but when I do get paid I am happy to do them, so if you pay your child/children it motivates them to keep doing chores which can
For those who enroll in college the message is “Work Hard and Party Hard” which may be their academic undoing as they fail to attend class or turn in assignments. Expectations for good grades may create stress on the student as they (or their parents) can no longer bully the professor into assigning a higher grade.” This opposing thesis is not valid because these kids which “struggle” with academic success, which is a struggle with some of heir lives, focus on the fact that they are so pressured to do well in school without their parents and have to be a exceeding well off person based off their success.. in which they should be grateful on of their greater problems. This opposing argument is flawed because it shows how rich kids (in The Outsiders, Socs) struggle with not being the best they can be academically, when Greasers do not even the the chance to stress over this topic but instead have to work to support themselves. Greasers struggle more than the Socs because they have to give up so many
Starting to really care for a good grade at a young age matters. But what some school boards don 't notice it that individual grades are going down. Sure many schools have the smart honor roll kids, but behind that are a bunch of D’s and F’s students. “The importance of physical fitness in the development of cognitive and memory skills have long been extolled by scientists. Cardiorespiratory capacity, muscular strength, and motor ability are components of physical fitness that have been known to improve mental health” (Iyer 1).
Although the idea of coming home and finding twenty dollars, along with your A+ report card. Though you may be ecstatic at the time, the money you are receiving for your exceptional grades could be harming your own future. If students get paid for excellent grades, students motivation to work without a reward will be lower, which is a valuable skill in life. If students receive money for grades, they may feel pressure to get superb grades and may experience conflict with parents. Also, they may not have enough motivation to see lasting results in the future.
The three main reasons are to be responsible, teaches you time management, and fairness with your parents getting paid so you should too! Although chores are things that are supposed to be done in the house and not for payment, kids are going through their childhood and are most interested in money! I think it is fair that kids get paid for doing chores. Do you think getting paid to do chores is fair? The next time you get paid for doing chores think to yourself and say, "I've done everything that I had to do, so I have been rewarded!"
When you think of a good parent, what do you imagine? Do you think of a parent that let’s them do the very minimal to get through life or do you think of a parent that pushes them to do the very best they can do to achieve greatness? Young college students don't know what they will want to do in life and they don't focus on school as much once they get there. They will need a push and their parents will be there for them when they need it. Parents will be able to access grades and know in which way to help.
The students who know their high school has class rank will challenge themselves and try to be the best that they can be. Class rank can also notify how the student is doing academically. It can help people know where they stand to in comparison to other students in their class. Class rank can also give students a gentle introduction to real world competition that prepares them to succeed in life. Also, class rank might inspire some students to work harder and improve their grades so that they can compete with other students.
George Orwell says that he writes because he has a “Desire to push the world in a certain direction, to alter other people’s idea of the kind of society that they should strive after.” In the book, How Children Succeed, Tough tries to push society into realizing that they have an effect on a child’s future. Tough accomplishes this goal by using setting, and studies and statistics as rhetorical strategies to provide his argument that the environment surrounding a child and how they’re raised can affect how successful they will be in adulthood. Each chapter of the book is broken down into mini chapters to help the reader better understand how to succeed.