I think it’s a fantastic idea to rewarding school children, um, by providing any gift for their good work. Firstly, when they receive any kind of award for doing a good work, uh, motivate them to do that kind of work. Retely. Secondly, they get an innovation and self respect to, erly, uh, hugely involved in the field of social work. And it’s, uh, create a good nation where other people also motivate to include that kind of volunteering work to help others. And finally, we get a good nation, uh, by motivating them to do that kind of fantastic work in their lifetime. A recent study conducted a recent study demonstrate that many youngers who get awardved from their school authority, they are more prone to do that kind of, uh, work, uh, than other who are not rewarding like.
Band 5+: What do you think are the advantages of rewarding schoolchildren for good work?
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I think it's a fantastic idea to reward schoolchildren by providing them with gifts for their good work. Firstly, when they receive any kind of award for doing good work, it motivates them to continue doing that kind of work regularly. Secondly, it fosters a sense of innovation and self-respect, encouraging them to become more involved in social work. This, in turn, creates a good society where other people are also motivated to participate in volunteering work to help others. Finally, by motivating them to do this kind of fantastic work throughout their lives, we can build a better nation. A recent study demonstrated that young people who are awarded by their school authorities are more likely to engage in this kind of work than those who are not rewarded.
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