With the increasing stress in society, the pressure children have to withhold escalate as well. Youngsters in this era bear pressure from every aspect of their life, ranging from educational institutions, society as well to commercial. Reasons for this are varied, and there should be solutions adopted to combat the issue.
First and foremost, the expectations from the family, school, and even from the child exert tremendous pressure on these youngsters. Most children are highly expected to have a good performance at school, engage in prestigious schools, and earn a hefty load of money. These ideas have place children under intense pressure so as not to fall down to these expectations. However, they do not have the chance to do what they truly desired. Besides, the work market has been growing to be fiercer with the increasing rate of unemployment. The prerequisite of having a job these days is a diploma from a profound university. Consequently, to survive in a harsh society, people have to compete with a large number of people. There is a term called peer pressure, which describes the idea that people have to strive to be as good as their friends thus they do not be left behind.
To tackle these, people have to draw a line between expectation and reality. Rather than imposing ideas on the children, parents and, schools had better discover the true potential of each child and nurture them. Every people are unique and good in their own way. Thus, youngsters should be taught not only common knowledge but also how to know their identity. Only in that way would the youth enjoy what they are doing and put effort into it. Plus, the job market has to be more open with more types of jobs. Ranging the conventional occupation such as being lawyers, doctors but also the new creative job, for instance, instant content creating, marketing to make more positions available for the increasing workforce.
In conclusion, parents’ expectations, peers’ negative effects, and advertising campaigns are among the primary reasons for the rise in heavy pressures on children these days, and the problems could be solved by a variety of measures from parents, schools, and the authorities.
With the increasing
stress
in society, the
pressure
children
have to
withhold escalate
as well
. Youngsters in this era bear
pressure
from every aspect of their life, ranging from educational institutions, society
as well
to commercial. Reasons for this
are varied
, and there should be solutions adopted to combat the issue.
First
and foremost, the
expectations
from the family,
school
, and even from the child exert tremendous
pressure
on these youngsters. Most
children
are
highly
expected
to have a
good
performance at
school
, engage in prestigious
schools
, and earn a hefty load of money. These
ideas
have place
children
under intense
pressure
so
as not to fall down to these
expectations
.
However
, they do not have the chance to do what they
truly
desired.
Besides
, the work market has been growing to be fiercer with the increasing rate of unemployment. The prerequisite of having a
job
these days is a diploma from a profound university.
Consequently
, to survive in a harsh society,
people
have to
compete with
a large number of
people
. There is a term called peer
pressure
, which
describes
the
idea
that
people
have to
strive to be as
good
as their friends
thus
they do not be
left
behind.
To tackle these,
people
have to
draw a line between
expectation
and reality.
Rather
than imposing
ideas
on the
children
, parents and,
schools
had better discover the true potential of each child and nurture them.
Every
people
are unique and
good
in their
own
way.
Thus
, youngsters should
be taught
not
only
common knowledge
but
also
how to know their identity.
Only
in that way would the youth enjoy what they are doing and put effort into it. Plus, the
job
market
has to
be more open with more types of
jobs
. Ranging the conventional occupation such as being lawyers, doctors
but
also
the new creative
job
,
for instance
, instant content creating, marketing to
make
more positions available for the increasing workforce.
In conclusion
, parents’
expectations
, peers’
negative
effects, and advertising campaigns are among the primary reasons for the rise in heavy
pressures
on
children
these days, and the problems could
be solved
by a variety of measures from parents,
schools
, and the authorities.