Examinations should not be removed from the education system for several reasons. Exams allow teachers and parents to track student development and plan remedial programs if needed. They also motivate students to give their best efforts and performance by creating some mild anxiety. While exams can cause stress, it is up to teachers and schools to design assessments that approximate real-life situations and control the level of stress experienced by students. Overall, exams play a central role in education.
Examinations should not be removed from the education system for several reasons. Exams allow teachers and parents to track student development and plan remedial programs if needed. They also motivate students to give their best efforts and performance by creating some mild anxiety. While exams can cause stress, it is up to teachers and schools to design assessments that approximate real-life situations and control the level of stress experienced by students. Overall, exams play a central role in education.
Examinations should not be removed from the education system for several reasons. Exams allow teachers and parents to track student development and plan remedial programs if needed. They also motivate students to give their best efforts and performance by creating some mild anxiety. While exams can cause stress, it is up to teachers and schools to design assessments that approximate real-life situations and control the level of stress experienced by students. Overall, exams play a central role in education.
Examinations should not be removed from the education system for several reasons. Exams allow teachers and parents to track student development and plan remedial programs if needed. They also motivate students to give their best efforts and performance by creating some mild anxiety. While exams can cause stress, it is up to teachers and schools to design assessments that approximate real-life situations and control the level of stress experienced by students. Overall, exams play a central role in education.
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Picture a student going to a temple or a
mosque, praying sincerely to god to save him
from the imminent danger in the next few days, waking up early in the morning, being good with teachers; such things happen around the time of ‘Examinations’. Hardly does a school exist without a test or some form of assessment. As far as I am concerned, I firmly believe that examinations should not be removed for the many benefits that accrue. In my view, given the current status of education system, it is almost unimaginable to conceive the abolition of exams. An explanation for this could be that in the absence of exams, it is difficult to understand and trace the developmental path of students. Such tracking can help teachers and parents plan for remedial programmes. Thus, exams play a central role in the education system. However, many idealistic educationalists strongly argue against examinations that they are putting the students in unreasonable stress; and are making them go through test items which assess their theoretical knowledge. Nevertheless, in my view, mild anxiety is always essential for the student to give his/her best efforts and performance. Similarly, assessments can also contain the tasks which approximate to real-life situations, and it is teacher’s abilities and the policies of educational institution that determines the level of stress that a student experiences but not the examinations by themselves.