The student can't focus on his/her studies when they're mentally unstable.

Especially right now that we

are in the new system or new normal where all of us are using online platforms, students are still
adjusting in their environment and way of learning, Because of the things that is happening now, a lot of
people feel overwhelm that may causes stress and feeling unmotivated. If we prioritize mental health
not only for the students but for the faculty and other staffs of the school, it might create a huge
positive impact on our lives. According to Kentucky counseling center, it's better to have a physical
learning because during the school day, students in a standard classroom structure obey a set of rules.
When it's time to get up, go to school, go to class, complete homework, eat lunch, and participate in
extracurricular activities. With online learning, it is never the same. It's difficult to stay focused in online
classes. Students were unable to concentrate adequately in class due to a lack of separation between
home and school life, a lack of adherence to a scheduled schedule, and distractions at home. As a result,
students procrastinate and put things off, and deadlines are missed as a result. Students experience
pressure, stress, and anxiety as a result of this. Students, parents, and even teachers' mental health are
affected by online education. It is possible that it will worsen for people who already have mental health
issues. Consider what it would be like for a child to spend hours each day in front of Zoom without any
social connection or recreation with their peers. Parents are becoming increasingly active in their
children's homework and acting like teachers. Teachers and professors are working longer hours and are
under pressure to give high-quality instruction without having to attend face-to-face classes.

Center, K. C. (2021, April 20). Mental Health Effects of Online Learning. Retrieved from
https://kentuckycounselingcenter.com/mental-health-effects-of-online-learning/