HIGHSCHOOL TUTORING

High School students will experience stress and difficulty prioritizing and managing their time.

At school, Stress increases the older they get. The number of projects, tests, and social drama increases. This includes sports and other extracurricular activities. A new horizon opens up, hanging out with friends, dating, and partying. And these students are constantly distracted by electronic media. A teenager learning to juggle all of these is under a lot of pressure and stress.

Pressure and conflicting expectations.

Oftentimes, parents expect their kids to achieve everything they wanted. Expecting the teenager to get 

• Good grades
• Have great friends
• Excel in extracurricular activities
• Well-behaved
• Responsible for themselves 
• sometimes responsible for their younger siblings 

Added to this is peer pressure. To belong among peers and to become “popular,” teens feel pressured to conform in their tastes, behaviors, and appearance.

When all the people surrounding the student are attempting to mold them into a different shape, the pressure will build up. Those people who play a part in pulling the student in different directions include:

• Parents
• Friends
• Teachers
• Family elders
• Social groups
• Siblings
• Schoolmates

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Students are at risk of mental and physical health issues.

All of these things affect a teenager’s health:

• Poor nutrition. Eating habits are bad and poorly monitored. This can result in eating disorders.
• Lack of sleep. Their effort to do and be it all, the students sacrifices proper sleep routines. This means that they’re running a deficit every day.

Depression and anxiety

• Hormonal changes added
• Chaos and strain of scheduling
• Prioritizing, achieving, and fulfilling expectations

These things put a student under considerable emotional pressure. It will result in mood swings, aggression, depression, anxiety, and sometimes even a complete breakdown. Mental and physical health are vital for effective learning. If a students’ physical health has issues it will affect his mental health and vice-versa.

Problems High School Students Face

• Some teens lack good mentors, role models, and heroes.
• Students might be tempted to begin unhealthy patterns with drugs and alcohol.
• Most teens are exposed to on-screen violence and unhealthy social media.
• They may face bullying—online and off.
• Students may also participate in risky sexual activity and behavior.

High school is a critical phase. It is where the students get ready for college through good scores and through preparation for standardized tests. Students need to improve their subject skills and focus on their studies with serious efforts for future goals.

If they lack proper subject skills, Math or difficult Science topics are mind-boggling. English and Social Studies will need good reading skills and comprehension capabilities. Students need to devote time to standardized test preparations.

Parents also find the high school life of their kids stressful. They need to spend time assisting high school kids with their homework. Not to mention Organizing class schedules and learning with comfort free from distraction.

It is all the more stressful for parents who doesn’t have much time due to reasons such as long hours of work in order to provide our child comfort sustainable lifestyle. Do you need a high school tutor? We can help!