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My child may never earn a perfect attendance award. I'm fine with that.
As a parent, I think perfect-attendance awards send kids the wrong message. I rather the schools reward effort instead of an unbroken streak.
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The author argues that perfect‑attendance awards send the wrong message to children. They prefer schools to reward effort rather than an unbroken attendance streak.
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