| Examinations encourage an unhealthy spirit of competition among pupils and compel them to cram facts rather than understand them. To avoid failure, candidates resort to copying. The worst fault of examinations is their lack of reliability. A good student may be sick or mentally upset ..... while a dull student may do well by correctly 'spotting' a question ....." |
"There are many reasons why I think there should not be exams. When children fail their exams, the parents will scold them and blame the children for not studying hard. When students have to study for so many exams, they will not enjoy their childhood. They feel ashamed when their teachers or parents punish them when they fail. Finally, the children have to remember so many thing they don't enjoy going to school. " |
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