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The Impact of Academic Pressure on Children

The essay discusses the negative impact of parental pressure on children's academic success, driven by competition and peer comparison. It highlights that this pressure can lead to mental health issues, loss of motivation, and even tragic outcomes like suicide. Ultimately, the pressure stems from societal expectations but has detrimental effects on children's well-being.

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The Impact of Academic Pressure on Children

The essay discusses the negative impact of parental pressure on children's academic success, driven by competition and peer comparison. It highlights that this pressure can lead to mental health issues, loss of motivation, and even tragic outcomes like suicide. Ultimately, the pressure stems from societal expectations but has detrimental effects on children's well-being.

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Nowadays, with appearing of some outstanding students created a competition

society, so parents are mostly like to exert pressure on their children to achieve
academic success. This easy will explore the main reasons behind the negative
development of children.
There are many compelling reasons why parents want to put a lot pressure on their
children. Firstly, students must achieve top 1 of the sever in class with excellent
results or enter prestigious universities. For instance, many young people not only
study at school in the morning, but also they attend to intensive program until late
in the evening to reach their desired goals. Another significant reason is that
parents tend to compare their children to their peers. For example, instead of caring
about developmental process, parents ask about their children’s ranking in class.
This trend is generally considered negative because it leads to several problems.
Initialy, students face a lot of pressure in a long time which can cause mental
health issues like stress, anxiety or even take their own life. A clear example is a
range of newspapers are pulished about students who commit suicide due to
academic pressure. Secondly, children may lose motivation to learn. The result
show that many students only learn to satisfy parent’s expectations rather than
what they truly enjoy.
In conclusion, the pressure mainly derive from comparison peers and competition
society. Howerver, its consequences are mostly negative for children’s mental and
health problems.

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