Students Stressing Over School And Homework Rates

 




The official ratings on a survey for students that are stressing over school is a average of 50% of being stressed. The 25% is students stressing over homework is students biggest source of stress. The rates of students stressing over homework is 70%. Also the 56 was listing homework as a primary stressor.



Students given their rates for stressing are not good. Students stress over school due to new classes, new routines, and new teachers. Students face a wide range of outgoing stressors related to academic demands. The research indicates that academic related stress can reduce achievement. When students stress over school their anxiety starts and it is hard to contain in public with people around you. School is the most stressful place you will attend. When a student is overwhelmed and/or frustrated by homework. This could cause a stressful cycle where homework plies up and your child or student doesn't have time or the energy to do the homework. Students tend to do their homework at the last minute. Homework can be a heavy overload and that is one reason why students stress over school and homework. Students with poor organizational skills tend to experience more stress at school. To much homework can result in lack of sleep, headaches, and weight loss. 43% viewed tests as a primary stressor, while 33% put pressure to get good grades in that category. Some students think college is easy but once you start school you will realize that college is harder than you think. Anxiety and depression are also among the top reasons and often are related to their stressors. Students worry about how they are going to pay for there classes. Also students stress over getting jobs that will help them pay for their loans or if they have them.


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