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Nowadays, many students have very little free time and are under a lot of pressure in their studies. There are several reasons for this. First, the amount of homework students receive has increased. Teachers assign more tasks to help students understand the material better, but this often leaves them with little time to relax. Second, many students also attend extra classes or tutoring sessions after school. These classes are meant to help students perform better in exams, but they take up a lot of their free time. Lastly, parents and society put a lot of pressure on students to succeed academically. This pressure makes students feel like they have to study all the time to meet expectations.

To solve this problem, there are a few things we can do. Schools can try to reduce the amount of homework given to students, ensuring that they have enough time to rest and engage in other activities. Teachers can also focus on making lessons more effective so that students understand the material during class and don't need as much extra help. Parents should encourage their children to balance their studies with leisure activities and not put too much pressure on them. Finally, students themselves need to manage their time well and make sure they include breaks and hobbies in their schedules. By taking these steps, we can help students have a more balanced and less stressful life.

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The main cause of academic pressure comes from the psychology of attaching importance to qualifications of the majority of Vietnamese people. We often place too much value on obtaining advanced degrees, and this leads many parents and schools to place too many demands on their students and children. As a result, the pressure is heavy on the students' shoulders. The impact of academic pressure is not small. First, it deprives children of the opportunity to play and participate in physical activities when they have to spend too much time studying. This not only affects health but also takes away the happiness of youth. Furthermore, when they do not meet expectations and are scolded and blamed by adults, children easily have low self-esteem, are discouraged and even fall into depression. A specific example is the case of a female student committing suicide after being scolded by her parents for her poor grades. This incident shocked public opinion.