THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SCHOOL AVOIDANCE: UNDERSTANDING STUDENTS' RELUCTANCE TOWARDS ATTENDING SCHOOL
Abstract
School is a place where children receive education, enjoy student life and do networking. After graduation almost every student miss their school, school life and everything at school. However, when they are school students they sometimes do not want to go to school.This article delves deeper into psychological factors of school avoidance by analyzing relevant sources and proposes some practical solutions to this problem.
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