Grades and Ability

　　1. 一些人認(rèn)為分?jǐn)?shù)體現(xiàn)能力

　　2. 一些人則認(rèn)為分?jǐn)?shù)不一定體現(xiàn)能力

　　3. 我的看法

Grades and Ability

　　Do high grades imply excellent ability? Opinions vary from person to person.

　　Some agree that high grades reflect high intelligence and are thus indicative of one’s ability. Students who do well in exams are therefore always favored in class. Others hold that grades have little to do with one’s ability. They point out that some students who do not work well in school may also make great achievements. They take Edison for example, saying that Edison was considered not clever by his primary school teacher, but became a very famous inventor later.

　　In my view, grades are important for us students. When people have no other ways to assess our ability, they can decide whether we are qualified for a school place or a position only from our grades. Therefore, we must try to achieve high grades in school, even though they are not the only standard for our ability.