money and grade To encourage children working hard at school, people have different methods. Some parents offer their children money for each high grade they get in school. From my perspective, even though according to it, children are likely to make much more effort, it still not a perfect way to do. To begin with, in my view, I don't think it is a good education for children to tell them everything can be bought by money. Many things, such as people's emotion or effort, which cannot be evaluated by money. For instance, there are a lot of scientists who advocate their whole life to research, they try their best to study something for belief and enthusiasm rather than money. In fact, I remember many scientists gain reward and money from the government because of their achievements, however, most of them spend that money on research again or donate it for people who need money. I believe this is the spirit that parents should teach their children from school-age. Furthermore, it cannot be denied that in the short term, money maybe can encourage children to get a good grade. What about a long time? If one day, children cannot receive money from their parents, would they still want to study? I'm afraid they would unsatisfied with their parents. As a result, they refuse to study unless they get money again. In this case, money becomes a damaging thing for children. Besides, the children who grew up under such a situation would take for granted that whatever they do, they must be paid. When they confront the fail one day, would they accept it? Would they get money even they enter a university? These are all unsolved problems. That's why I can't say it is a reasonable choice. In conclusion, I agree that money can be used to encourage children to do better as a reward, but should not let children take it as a purpose. What parents should do, is making their children form the correct attitude to money, study, value and their relationships. That is the most important thing for their future.