We are facing a crisis.

The biggest issues students face today:

  • Bullying: Roughly 19.2% of students aged 12-18 reported being bullied in school. 

  • Cyberbullying: 16% of schools reported instances of student cyberbullying. 

  • Violent victimization: A noticeable increase in reported violent incidents among students, with rates rising for both males and females. 

  • Student stress: A significant portion of high school students admit to experiencing stress almost daily due to school pressures. 

Other common school problems:

  • Academic struggles: Difficulty keeping up with coursework, understanding concepts, or managing workload. 

  • Exam anxiety: Stress related to upcoming tests and assessments. 

  • Social issues: Conflicts with peers, feeling isolated, or experiencing exclusion. 

  • Teacher-student conflicts: Disagreements or clashes with teachers regarding discipline or expectations. 

  • Mental health concerns: Depression, anxiety, or other psychological issues impacting school performance. 

Important points to consider:

  • These statistics can vary depending on the region, school type, and demographic factors. 

  • Many school problems may go unreported, meaning the actual prevalence could be higher. 

  • Early intervention and supportive school environments are crucial for addressing student problems.

One Solution is Better Emotional Intelligence.