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      • Poor mental health makes students twice as likely to fail a grade. Poor mental health might result in concentration and motivation problems, further influencing academic performance and developing a vicious cycle. This cycle, in turn, further negatively impacts students' self-esteem and future opportunities.
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  1. Feb 12, 2023 · Students struggling with poor mental health will face overall poor academic outcomes. According to a 2022 YouthTruth student survey, over 50% of students at every high school grade level cited depression, stress, and anxiety as obstacles to learning—making these conditions ubiquitous in the culture of American teenagers. Additionally, the ...

  2. Feb 25, 2021 · The purpose of this study is to assess whether mental health factors in a sample of secondary school students across Canada are associated with course grades and education behaviors: truancy, days missed due to health issues, and incomplete homework frequency, and secondly, whether the associations between mental health outcomes and course ...

    • Markus J. Duncan, Karen A. Patte, Scott T. Leatherdale
    • 2021
  3. Mental health problems are one explanation for why children who are exposure to adversity (e.g., domestic violence and poverty) show impaired academic functioning, are more likely to be retained in a grade, and are more likely to have an Individualized Education Program (January et al., 2017; Porche, Costello, & Rosen-Reynoso, 2016).

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  4. Jun 1, 2014 · After advancing a multidimensional conceptualization of academic success at the levels of individual students and schools, we summarize observational and intervention studies that connect...

  5. Mental health problems increase the risk of repeating a grade, truancy, and dropping out of school. The risk of developing an internalizing or externalizing mental health problem can be lessened by changes in the school environment and by the implementation of evidence-based school programs.

  6. Sep 19, 2024 · Poor mental health makes students twice as likely to fail a grade. Poor mental health might result in concentration and motivation problems, further influencing academic performance and developing a vicious cycle.

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  8. Feb 27, 2024 · Students with elevated social risk, including ACES, are often at increased risk for mental health and academic achievement deterioration. 14 This supports the need for school leaders and...

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