"Do you think we should give monetary incentives to the KP2 students to motivate them to get better grades?"

        
SALAM Everybody...

 KP stands for what?? 'Kaki Pancing','Kedai Pisang','Kerusi Plastik' and bla....bla...bla...KP is a statement that can be a nightmare to student who study in universities.It  stand for 'Kedudukan Percubaan, that for student who got below 2.0 for their result in each semester.When the student got KP2,it can lead to loan cutting.The reasons why we did not agree on monetary incentives to KP student is it is a waste of money,a waste of time and the student will lost responsibility on studying.


The first reason why we did not agree on giving monetary incentives to KP student is they would spend the money on nonsense thing.Despite on buying study books,they would rather waste them on something else.Nowadays student love to buy electronic gadgets such as expensive hand phone,laptop,playstation and many more.Think twice before buying something expensive,is it okay to buy all these things when they know it will make them neglect their study? For us,it is NOT OKAY at all.Spending money on those thing will be a waste of money.

Second reason is it will be a waste of time.These KP student will not realize that the money they had use is just a bunch of money that they loan until a certain authority cut off their money.At that time it will be too late.Why?
Because everything that they did was waste of time.With the money on the grip on their hand,they think they can do anything. They would not hesitate on spending hours on playing computer games.This sort of media will curved their path on getting excellence result,hence good result also.Furthermore,their golden time will also wasted on phone calling,surfing Internet and loitering.

Lastly, KP student will lost responsibility on studying.They will eagerly having fun with friends,thier girl or boy friend,and also families.By the power of the money they will neglect study,thus,earning themselves the title of KP students.Is this what you want? Well...we'll say NO!

In a nutshell, it would be the best option not to give money incentives on these type of student.It Would be better if they money that they use to attend tuition classes.