Moderate learning pressure can stimulate children's learning motivation and enthusiasm, urge children to study hard and improve their ability. Stress can help them to establish a good sense of time management, goal setting and self-discipline, and cultivate the quality of perseverance and overcoming difficulties, which is very important for their future academic and career development.
However, excessive study pressure may have a negative impact on the physical and mental health of primary school students. Excessive stress and anxiety may lead to insomnia, depression and other problems, affecting their physical and mental balance and social skills. In addition, the heavy academic burden may also make them lose interest in learning, produce weariness, and even lead to learning burnout and decline in learning effect.
Therefore, parents and teachers should help primary school students find a reasonable balance, provide moderate learning pressure, stimulate their learning potential, and at the same time leave them enough time to rest, relax and participate in other beneficial activities. In addition, it is also important to cultivate positive learning attitude, good psychological quality and adaptability.
In short, moderate study pressure can promote the all-round development of primary school students, but excessive pressure may have a negative impact on them. The key is to find a balance suitable for children, maintain good physical and mental health, and actively guide children to gain a sense of accomplishment and happiness in their studies.