I believe that students shouldn’t be held back in school because people who struggle in a subject or grade might start to act out, also failing may affect their future, and lastly if someone has a learning disability they will have a harder time passing. Imagine being at your graduating ceremony and not being able to graduate because you failed a subject or class, wouldn’t that be devastating? In this write I will tell you why kids shouldn’t be held back in school.
One reason why kids shouldn’t be held back is getting held back or failing can cause them to act out or drop out of school. In the U.S 8,300 kids drop out every day. When a child or a teenager falls through they could get mad at themselves leading to self-harm. They also might show their anger by bullying other people. After failing a few times, some people might not even try to pass and just fail over and over again. It would just go downhill after that. Being held back would feel horrible, so let’s stop those feelings from showing.
Another reason why kids shouldn’t be held back is because failing will affect their future. When you fail a class or grade it goes on your record and then when you get interviewed for a job the employer will see it. That person may not want you to work for them if you have failed.
My last reason why kids shouldn’t be held back is because someone might have a learning disability and they might not even know it. If somebody has problems reading out loud, doing a simple math problem, or is just struggling in school in general they could have a learning disability. Their grades would slip after that, they would keep failing over again. Instead problems should be taken into care and given extra help with whatever they are struggling with.
In conclusion, I think that kids shouldn’t be held back in school because they might start to act out, failing will affect their future, and because they might have a learning disability. Do you think that failing helps kids with their learning?