School problems in adolescents
School is a big part of a teenager's life. Difficulties in almost all areas of life often manifest themselves in the form of problems at school.
Learning disabilities may first show up when schoolworkattention-deficit becomes more demanding, especially in the bright child who had
previously been able to compensate for their weaknesses.
Sometimes a mild intellectual deficit that was not recognized earlier can lead to problems in school. Behavioral problems that developed earlier in childhood, such as attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, can continue to cause academic problems in adolescents.
Specific school-related issues include the following
- Fear of going to school
- Absenteeism without authorization
- Stall
- Academic underachievement (especially a drop in grades or a drop in performance)
School problems during the teenage years can result from the following causes
- Rebellion and a need for independence (most often)
- mental disorders, such as depression or anxiety
- substance taking
- Family conflicts
- learning disabilities
- behavioral problems
When teens begin to seek more freedom, this desire for freedom can conflict with their parents' desire for safety. Teenagers rebel in various ways, they can refuse to go to school or start drinking alcohol
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