Problems of students entering the student stage
When students transition into the "student stage," which typically refers to entering a new school or grade level, both students and parents can face challenges including: academic pressure, social adjustment difficulties, homesickness, anxiety about new expectations, potential bullying issues, struggles with time management, lack of confidence, and concerns about fitting in with peers; parents may also experience worries about their child's academic performance, ability to navigate new social dynamics, and managing their child's emotional well-being in this new environment.
Specific problems for students:
Academic challenges:
Difficulty adjusting to a new curriculum, workload, or teaching style, leading to potential stress and poor grades.
Social anxieties:
Feeling nervous about making new friends, navigating social hierarchies, or experiencing social exclusion.