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Paper Title: | Academic Stress Of Government Higher Secondary School Students |
Authors Name: | Pavithra.S , Dr.K.Thirumalaisamy, MA., M.Phil., Ph.D |
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Published Paper Id: | TIJER2303198 |
Published In: | Volume 10 Issue 3, March-2023 |
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Abstract: | Academic stress is normal and it happens in life but many students take it in a negative way. During COVID-19, schools were closed and the students missed their studies. At that time, most of the private schools started an alternative teaching method through online but for government schools, there were no online classes. Various reasons were responsible for the student’s dropout. The students were made to select/ choose their respective groups in their 11th standard without writing board exams. So they were not aware of the group chosen. So within the limited span of time, the teachers had to rush their portions. Now a day’s students do not understand the concepts and simply they are mugging up the lessons and writing the test. If they have doubts, they are hesitating to ask from teachers. Apart from this, some students are suffered from personal problems also. The problems of the students must be discussed and proper solution should be taken to make the students, teacher relationship healthy. Plus 2 students are also engaged in sports, music and extracurricular activities in schools according to their interests. Practice of yoga, deep breathing and playing games should reduce the academic stress of the students. Parents and teachers should create a better and positive environment for the students. Academic stress is normal due to some extent but if it affects one’s day to day life and activities and it should be addressable and find some effective ways to minimize for better academic performance and to lead a normal life. |
Keywords: | Students, Academic Stress |
Cite Article: | "Academic Stress Of Government Higher Secondary School Students", TIJER - International Research Journal (www.tijer.org), ISSN:2349-9249, Vol.10, Issue 3, page no.501-506, March-2023, Available :http://www.tijer.org/papers/TIJER2303198.pdf |
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Page No: 501-506 Country: Madathukulam , Tamilnadu, India Research Area: Medical Science All Publisher : IJ Publication Published Paper URL : https://www.tijer.org/viewpaperforall?paper=TIJER2303198 Published Paper PDF: https://www.tijer.org/papers/TIJER2303198 |
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