Teenagers Are Tired of Studying: an In-depth Conversation between a Youth Psychologist and 12 Teenagers
by Chen Yu
About This Novel
12 real cases of children who were tired of studying, 200,000 words of interview records show the secret voices of teenagers! The author Chen Yu has been deeply involved in adolescent psychology for more than ten years: she has been interviewed by many authoritative media such as CCTV Children's on adolescent psychological issues. He found that the sentiment of being tired of studying was spreading rapidly among the students, escalating and gradually turning into action, that is, refusing to go to school. Teacher Chen Yu knocked on the door of children's hearts and listened to their parents' growth stories about their struggles with being tired of learning. "I was bullied on campus again, and I didn't even dare to go to school..." "I asked my parents to see a psychiatrist, but in the end I was arrested and sent to a 'reform institution'..." "From checking my phone until 3 a. M. To taking the initiative to study after returning to school, what changed me?" Some children have just become tired of studying, some are dropping out of school because of being tired of studying, and some have gotten rid of their tiredness and successfully returned to school. Their mental journeys are the best way for parents to understand their children. See how children get out of the dilemma of being tired of studying step by step!
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Official(1)Scraped 11d ago
As a post-00s generation, it was really depressing to watch. I couldn't stand it several times because I felt the same way. Finally, I was exhausted and heartbroken after watching it. I haven't found a practical solution. Maybe it would be better for adults and parents to read this book.
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Official(1)Scraped 11d ago
As a post-00s generation, it was really depressing to watch. I couldn't stand it several times because I felt the same way. Finally, I was exhausted and heartbroken after watching it. I haven't found a practical solution. Maybe it would be better for adults and parents to read this book.
