After watching the video, we can see how do
some schools provide great incentives in order to reach perfect attendance.
Ironically, students should take responsibility to go to school everyday rather
than alluring by great incentives.
In the video, some schools provide
incentives of car, laptop or summer camp in order to motive students to go to
school; economically, the strategy work out pretty well. By looking at the
graph of incentives and attendance, we can see the higher incentives the more
attendance. Even though using incentives can facilitate school to reach perfect
attendance, schools still need to make sure students understand the obligation
of going to school everyday. In P.A.S, to students, incentives can be hanging
out with friends, having good grades in classes, and achieving goals. Those
incentives are not really provided by school; however, we provide those
incentives by ourselves in order to be motived to go to school. Interestingly,
P.A.S offers effective incentives of kicking out students if they have no
excuse on their absence. Even though P.A.S uses punishment as incentives for
students to come to school, the incentive works out very well too. Most happily,
our school can save a lot of money while teaching students the importance of
coming to school. The school in video and P.A.S shared the same goal of
reaching perfect attendance; however, they use different methods. P.A.S seems
more intelligent about using strategy to control students attendance…
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