Would You Like To Be Payed For Good Grades

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Argumentative Essay

Would you like to be payed for good grades? Students who work hard should be payed

for their participation. Some parents try to reward their children but they have to pay bills, car notes, and many of diffrent things in the process. The schools make plenty of money anyways so why not give money to the hard working students. Some of the children who work hard have bad attitudes. They shouldn’t be paid at all, because children with bad attitudes does not go well with good grades. This could help students who hate work and probably motivate them to do better. What type of child hates money? No child hates to be unappreciated for hard work. Private schools who charge should pay hard working kids to. They make plenty

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