Excessive test pressure
Some schools may attach too much importance to test scores, which may cause students to bear too much pressure in their studies. Students may feel anxious and depressed because of their unsatisfactory exam results.
Strict discipline and management
Some schools have very strict rules on students' behavior and speech, which may make students feel that their freedom is limited and they lack autonomy and individuality.
Inadaptable curriculum arrangement
Some schools may over-arrange students' courses, so that students have no time to engage in other activities and hobbies, or they may feel too much pressure in their studies.
Lack of support and resources
Some schools may lack support and resources for students, such as lack of psychological counseling and sports facilities, which makes students feel unable to get enough help and support.
Social pressure and exclusion
The social environment of some schools may make some students feel excluded and difficult to adapt, such as bullying, discrimination, or closed social circles.