Should Students Offer High Test Scores Research

Nowadays, students have a lack of motivation when it comes to putting the effort and hard work in school to get good grades. This issue has caused school districts to come up with ideas to motivate students from new generations to have higher test scores. One ideas is to give students with high test scores a cash bonus. School should not offer this kind of "bonus" for high-test scores because of several reasons, for some of them, it would increase the cheating percentage and it would be unfair for students that take their tests, not do as well as others, but still not cheat.
When you think about this idea, it actually sounds like a great way to motivate young adults to get high-test scores, because who would not do their best in school if they are getting
Schools strongly believe that tests scores fully reflect a student's knowledge and intelligence, but it does not. One of the problems that cause bad test taking is anxiety, according to American Test Anxiety Association high test anxiety reduces working memory, confuses reasoning, increases mistakes, and lowers test scores. Also this association states that about 16% to 20% of students have high test anxiety.
Test Anxiety affects students because when taking a test, they blank out and are not able to remember the information that they had studied. Now if schools decided on giving this kinds of bonuses, wouldn't it be unfair for students that suffer from this anxiety? How would they feel knowing that they could of get that cash bonus but they just were not able to because of this problem they face?
Cheating percentage and the unfairness of students who are not good test takers are just some reasons of why "cash prizes" will not benefit the students but it will only make an unfair environment for all the students. Now having this points in mind, does giving cash bonuses to high-test scores seem fair to everyone to