In many countries, more and more young people are leaving school and unable to find jobs after graduation. Give reasons and make some suggestions.

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There are many reasons for the resignation of young people from schools and I am going to mention some of them as there are simply too many. I am
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going to give suggestions on how to solve
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problem.
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of all,
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are coerced to get good grades so that they can get into a good university and most of the time the coercion is caused by the student's parents who are worried that the student won't get into a good university. That alone can cause anxiety and there is a high chance of them dropping out.
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, there are bullies that are in school. The person who is being made fun of will not have a great time at the academy and
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will drop out.
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, most of the
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get burnt out from sitting in one place and
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change places after some time, which is very similar to being a prisoner where the school is a prison.
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, most of the pupils leave. There are of course ways to solve
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problem. One of them is fixing the school system as calculus, trigonometry, isotopes, and almost everything, in general, isn't going to make an impact on most
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' lives. Making the subjects optional and not mandatory will make a big change in the rate of
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who drop out. In conclusion, there are many reasons why
students
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drop out and solutions to the dilemma
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the resignation of
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.
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