"All about school life: What social pressures do children face?

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Students increasingly suffer from stress and breakdowns as a result of online

and modular programs. According to a new study, this form of societal
pressure disproportionately affects people who require academic assistance.

I polled three of my classmates who are dealing with social pressures at

school.

The first friend I asked about this question responded that "Academic
pressure" stresses her out a lot because schoolwork, paperwork,
performance tasks, modules, and deadlines are all stressful, and being with
this type of learning (both modular and online) stresses her out even more.
After all, it requires a lot of adjustments because she does not like this type
of class.

The second one responded by putting deadline pressure on him. He is so

preoccupied with household tasks that he fails to answer emails and do
coursework due to a lack of time. He hopes that the face-to-face sessions
will resume soon so that he will not have to struggle like this again.

The last respondent stated that the societal pressures he faces include
modules and performance requirements. He dislikes this form of learning
and favors face-to-face sessions over modular or online programs.

They were all tired of school, yet they persisted in their fight for a better
future. It causes them headaches and stress, and I, as a student, have
experienced all of the responses they provided. School might be difficult, but
it can also be enjoyable! All of these adversities will yield fruit in the form of
success and pleasure.