Yeah. For my perspective, uh, a lot of nowadays, a lot of students, it is high studying at school. This is a most significantly pillars in my country and a different country in the world. So because, you know, um, studied university with many reasons, So they often do up to their up to their airs with a lot of thing from our side, if they often do amending on their IT, uh, curricular activity and physical activity and was more family responsibility, and it made you co complicated for them to uh, focus on their study, and it is it’s easy to like the conference, like the motivations, to focus on their study. It’s a really, uh, serious, serious problem in their life and also to make a big influence in their life, um, more and more seriously to meet them. It’s easy to make them drop out school. So I think that the more significance lead team for students, they did light status
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From my perspective, many students nowadays find it challenging to study at school. Education is a crucial pillar in my country and many others around the world. Students often face a lot of pressure, especially with the increasing demands of university admissions. They juggle a lot on their plates, including extracurricular activities, physical activity, and family responsibilities. This makes it difficult for them to focus on their studies. It's easy for them to lose motivation and feel overwhelmed. This is a serious problem that can have a significant impact on their lives, potentially leading to them dropping out of school. I believe that providing more support and guidance to students is crucial to help them navigate these challenges and stay engaged in their education.
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