In recent years, the pressure of students in university is increasing and they are pushed to work hard from a young age. Do you think it is a positive or negative development?

In recent years, the pressure of students in university is increasing and they are pushed to work hard from a young age. Do you think it is a positive or negative development?

At the moment, students have been exhausted themselves studying under some situation. Albeit the press of study produces some issues, I consider that appropriate tension improve their capabilities to some extents.

As the growth of development, people have more opportunities to accept education, but need to face more competitions after graduations than in the past. And increasing moderate pressure prepares students well for their future life. Firstly, there is no doubt that tension likely come from the high academic performance which they have to achieve. Secondly, if students have the press of study, which means that they want to get progress or solve study problems, it is likely to force them to gain good academic performance. For example, students spark their academic potential as calculate a difficult math question, as well as bringing tension of that. Finally, students can adapt better in the future if they have similar experience during growth period.

However, I don’t think that it is advantage for students to receive too much pressure. None of students could do well in the same extent, it is not a real. Some schools pursuit high rate of graduation, and parents hope that their children can be at the top of classes. Both of situations push students tight and even frustrated. It is risky that students miss the original intention of study and produce mental problems. Students who are disappointed with their grades are stuck in unconfident mentality, and cannot find potential of themselves.

In a conclusion, it is clear that I think the overloaded pressure of study cause some problems, while it is not a victim for students to endure appropriate tension.