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Some children receive almost no encouragement from their parents regarding their performance at school, while other children receive too much pressure from their over enthusiastic parents which can have a negative impact on the child. Why do you think some parents put too much pressure on their children to perform well at school?

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In today's competitive world most of the
parents
 expecting from their
children
 to perform better in the class as well as in all school's activities which,
on the other hand
, put a lot of pressure on
children
. Whereas, there are
also
 other
children
, who do not get any appreciation from their
parents
 and feel less enthusiastic. In my opinion,
parents
 should encourage their
children
, but they should not put pressure to perform well.
Firstly
, at school, some
kids
 perform very well in different activities or in exams, despite that, they do not get any attention or encouragement from their
parents
.
On the other hand
, their
parents
, sometimes, get too busy in their professional life and
thus
, do not give proper time to their
kids
.
As a result
, their performance was affected.
In contrast
 to
this
, some
parents
 always expect their
children
 to do best in the exams and other activities.
Similarly
, they keep on telling their
kids
 that they have to perform well in the upcoming task and spend money on all those things required by their
kids
 for that task. In
this
 way, indirectly they are putting a lot of pressure on their child and
this
 negatively affects his performance. In conclusion, as
parents
,
this
 is our responsibility to encourage, help and support our
children
 in their success as well as in failure.
Moreover
, in the exams or any competition, one will to be at
first
 place and remaining are in the following places, but we should always praise their efforts and hard work.
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