1. Basic education stage:

Kindergarten and primary school: At this stage, parents and teachers usually pay attention to children's basic skills, such as reading, writing and math. Students' grades can reflect their learning ability and interest.

Junior high school: Junior high school is an important stage for students to learn basic knowledge, and students' grades can help to determine whether students have mastered the necessary knowledge and skills.

2. Secondary education stage:

High school: In the high school stage, students' grades are very important for future college entrance examination applications. High school students' grades can affect which university they go to and whether they can get scholarships.

Vocational education: For those students who choose vocational education, their grades can determine whether they can obtain relevant certificates or licenses.

3. Higher education stage:

Undergraduate and postgraduate stage: in universities and graduate schools, students' grades usually reflect their academic achievements in various disciplines. These achievements are of great significance for applying for degrees and scholarships and future career development.

Doctoral stage: academic research and achievements are the key factors in the career path of doctoral students.

4. Career stage:

Job performance: Once you enter your career, job performance and performance evaluation become more important standards. Students' grades may affect career promotion and salary increase to some extent.

Continuing education: Some occupations may require continuous learning and continuing education, and students' grades are still very important in obtaining continuing education qualifications and certificates.

In a word, paying attention to students' achievements is a lifelong process, which can provide students with feedback at different stages and help them pursue academic and professional success. But we should not take students' grades as the only measure, but also pay attention to their interests, talents and comprehensive qualities in order to cultivate all-round individuals. At the same time, educators and parents should also pay attention to students' mental health and social development in order to maintain the balance of education.