The pie chart illustrates the percentage of different obstacles for schoolers to attend lessons in the UK based on a survey. Participants mostly cited environmental impacts such as parents’ and students’ behavior and school’s regulation.
Overall, it can be seen that students’ main reason for not going to lessons is that both parents are working. On the other hand, upbringing form is the last thing to affect it.
Looking closely at the chart, we can observe that parents play a crucial role in this issue. 40% of pupils report that their mothers’ and fathers’ job-intensive schedules cause them to miss class. Secondly, a quarter of the pie chart represents the lack of school discipline. Additionally, the psychological side effects of poor attendance. Peer groups’ pressure and bullying share the same percentage (15%). We can observe that the breeding method is not a special factor in this theme. That means nurture accounts for the lowest at 5%.
