Category: Students Social Life

Teen Anxiety | Reasons and Remedies

Teen Anxiety | Reasons and Remedies

Nowadays, more teenagers are facing anxiety issues rather than any other age group. The majority of the reasons are related to their transitional period from adolescence to teenage. Then teens start having their mood swings and feeling pressured. It is essential to know that all teens experience anxiety at times. It is, in fact, a normal stress response, and sometimes it helps teens deal with tense or devastating situations. Things like public speaking, final exams, significant athletic competitions, or even going out on a date might cause feelings of uneasiness among teens. Anxiety attacks may include elevating a heartbeat to the intense urge of crying-, depends upon the severity of the situation. However, for some teens, these episodic restless events might become a lifelong disability that later affects the relationship and the social order of their lives. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, approximately 25% of 13- to 18-year-olds have an anxiety disorder, and just under 6% have a severe anxiety disorder. Continue reading “Teen Anxiety | Reasons and Remedies”

Why Students’ Social Life is as Important as their Studies

Why Students’ Social Life is as Important as their Studies

Have you ever asked any youngster or youth what the best part of their school life was? What were their responses? If someone asks me, which my students usually do, my response will be simple: my school friend whom I spent most of my time with. I remember my school days because of my friends. Sometimes, parents complain to me about their child’s social lives that they need to concentrate on their studies instead of wasting time with friends. Even some parents brought good suggestions like why their children need even a friend circle; they have their family; it should be enough for them. On the other hand, some parents worry about how they would help their kids cope with the challenges, heartbreaks, and the joys of making friends, losing them, and making friends again. Continue reading “Why Students’ Social Life is as Important as their Studies”