Our problems

Students struggle with a lot of problems in school. These problems can range from being unable to understand Math problems or not going along with their classmates. Whatever the problem is, it impacts the student’s overall academic performance drastically. 

Hence, identifying these problems is important for their effective resolution. Moreover, empowering the student to identify and solve the problems by themselves is also important. Here are the main problems students face in school.

Disorganization

Some students feel difficulty in staying organized. Be it preparing notes or focusing on the class lectures, they cannot perform these tasks properly. They keep struggling with organizing stuff and realize one day that exams are looming over. Organizing one’s notes and completing the tasks on time should start from day one. The reason students struggle with that is they keep procrastinating.

Following the Routine

Many students find it difficult to follow the school routine. They usually stay up late at night and face difficulty getting up in the morning. Poor sleep habits affect their performance throughout the day. Sleep deprivation compromises not only physical but also mental health.

Distractions

In the current times, distractions have increased manifold. Video games, social media, and never-ending TV series consume most of the student’s time. Because of that, the students are unable to complete their class assignments and perform poorly in the tests. To deal with this problem, screen time should be limited to an hour. The rest of the day should go to studies.

Bullying

Bullying is a major problem that students face in school. It takes a huge toll on their self-esteem and mental health. Getting picked on by one’s classmates can be a horrible experience. If the student feels shy in class or is usually quiet, the teacher should ask him/her if there is any problem.

Feeling Overwhelmed

Being promoted to the next grade is an exciting experience. However, many students do not realize that it means there is going to be a relatively more advanced curriculum and an increased workload. When they enter the new class, they feel overwhelmed with the pile of homework they are required to do every day. They might feel difficulty getting to grips with the new curriculum as well.