1. In recent years, pressure on school and university students has been increasing and they are pushed to work very hard from a young age. Do you think this is a positive or negative development?

Nowadays, many people are concerned that

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pressures on students of all ages have been growing steadily. At the same time,

however

, there is some uncertainty about the merits or demerits of the situation. In

this

essay I will examine both sides of the debate to seek a conclusion.

To begin

with, so-called “Tiger parents” argue that increased

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pressures are not optional but necessary in an over-populated and intensely competitive society. To ensure

success

in life, an early start in English and music classes, followed by admission to prestigious local schools should be followed by an Ivy League degree and alumni network. Meanwhile, in order to ensure winning scores, discipline, and work ethics, the workload from school is increased by extra-mural academic programs.

On the other hand

, more young people are succumbing

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to psychological

illnesses,

such

as depression and even suicide,

as a result

of the unmanageable pressures.

Furthermore

, the growing

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burden leaves youngsters no time for sports or recreation, leading to a reduction in physical health.

Moreover

,

instead

of guaranteeing

success

, the pressures created can sometimes be

counter-productive

tending to hinder the achievement of a goal

counterproductive

, damaging family relationships or killing students’ interest in

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the study

. To summarize, there is no doubt that

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pressures on the younger generation

are for

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are, for

the sake of their

success

in a competitive world. At the same time,

however

, it must be remembered that the goal is

success

and happiness, not depression and suicide. In the final analysis,

therefore

, we can only conclude that, for the best outcome, parents and schools should always take a student’s well-being and personal aspirations into account.