Stress on the University Students to Score High Grades
Stress on Students
Every person in this world experiences some level of stress. Workers feel the stress of keeping their jobs, parents feel the stress of educating and teaching manners to their children, and students face many different kinds of stresses. The present education systems in universities have become very complex. It requires more of practical work than by hearting the matter from books or academic papers. This also requires a lot of time and energy from the students, and so students get stressed out because of such assignments and project works. The students make up their time and effort to do such assignments and projects as these are counted and marked for their final exam. The kinds of stresses experienced by the students are health issues, personal issues, dropping their interest in social activities and losing interest in extracurricular activities.
Learners have health issues, personal problems, and depressive disorder issues due to the stress experienced in studies because of the professors’ and parents’ pressure. They lack sleep and food as they are busy trying hard to get high grades. There is also no time for the students for any other activities because of the load of work given by the university professors. Students also face health issues like eye-sight problem, back-pain, headache etc. due to over use on the computers and other gadgets for doing their homeworks and assignments. These stresses lead the students to being unhealthy to attend school (Anonymous, 2010). Moreover, many students face different kinds of psychological issues due to the high pressure experienced. After all these effort, if they are not able to score as they expected, it leads them into depression. Many students, therefore, commit suicide (Anonymous, 2010). Furthermore, many students leave their home countries and go abroad to study, for they can get better and more recognized education there. A university is very different is from the high school, so students often
Every person in this world experiences some level of stress. Workers feel the stress of keeping their jobs, parents feel the stress of educating and teaching manners to their children, and students face many different kinds of stresses. The present education systems in universities have become very complex. It requires more of practical work than by hearting the matter from books or academic papers. This also requires a lot of time and energy from the students, and so students get stressed out because of such assignments and project works. The students make up their time and effort to do such assignments and projects as these are counted and marked for their final exam. The kinds of stresses experienced by the students are health issues, personal issues, dropping their interest in social activities and losing interest in extracurricular activities.
Learners have health issues, personal problems, and depressive disorder issues due to the stress experienced in studies because of the professors’ and parents’ pressure. They lack sleep and food as they are busy trying hard to get high grades. There is also no time for the students for any other activities because of the load of work given by the university professors. Students also face health issues like eye-sight problem, back-pain, headache etc. due to over use on the computers and other gadgets for doing their homeworks and assignments. These stresses lead the students to being unhealthy to attend school (Anonymous, 2010). Moreover, many students face different kinds of psychological issues due to the high pressure experienced. After all these effort, if they are not able to score as they expected, it leads them into depression. Many students, therefore, commit suicide (Anonymous, 2010). Furthermore, many students leave their home countries and go abroad to study, for they can get better and more recognized education there. A university is very different is from the high school, so students often
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