Students perform better in school when they are rewarded rather than punished. To what extent do you agree?

Some suggest that students should be rewarded to improve their performance at school while others think punishment works better. There is much to be said about both reward and punishment as drivers of good academic performance, and I personally believe both tools are to be used in the school context to reach ideal learning outcomes. […]

Some suggest that students should be rewarded to improve their performance at school while others think punishment works better. There is much to be said about both reward and punishment as drivers of good academic performance, and I personally believe both tools are to be used in the school context to reach ideal learning outcomes. […]

Some suggest that students should be rewarded to improve their performance at school while others think punishment works better. There is much to be said about both reward and punishment as drivers of good academic performance, and I personally believe both tools are to be used in the school context to reach ideal learning outcomes. […]