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La Ansiedad En La Escuela Secundaria

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By on Positive Parenting Spanish

NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. (Ivanhoe Newswire) — Los padres recuerdan sus años de bachillerato como un tiempo de amistades, bailes y deportes. Y mientras que sus hijos estan viviendo experiencias similares, un estudio indica que los estudiantes hoy dia sufren mucha mas ansiedad que antes.

Cuando un estudiante pisa una universidad por primera vez, tras el quedan años de preparacion para llegar ahí quizas el curso de bachillerato donde el trabajo y la ansiedad alcanzan su maximo nivel es el 11 avo grado. Noelle Leonard, PhD, is una investigadora de la Universidad de New York. Ella y sus colegas realizaron una encuesta entre estudiantes de escuelas privadas y determinaron que la mitad experimentaban una ansiedad cronica. Para estos alumnos ser aceptados en una universidad no era el r eto, pero en cual universidad, siendo de crucial importancia para ellos entrar en una escuela de prestigio, o ivy league.

Tambien determinaron que mientras que la mayoria encontraban formas sanas de lidiar con la ansiedad, como reunirse con los amigos, otros usaban el alcohol o las drogas para combatirla. Segun leonard, aunque que es normal que un adolescente experimente, el depender de  drogas o alcohol para sobrellevar la ansiedad puede predecir problemas de adiccion en el futuro. Como reducir el stress? Recordandole a nuestros hijos que la escuela numero 1 del pais quiza no sea la mejor para ellos o para su presupuesto. Asimismo,  los alumnos deben de tener acceso a herramientas para combatir la ansiedad, como yoga y otros ejercicios, y se debe de buscar ayuda sicologica si es necesario, para ayudarles a encontrar un balance.

Segun los investigadores, la ansiedad en el bachillerato no es algo exclusivo de los estudiantes de escuelas privadas o colegios publicos en barrios de altos ingresos.

Los estudiantes de escuelas con altos indices de pobreza tambien experimentan la ansiedad de triunfar, con los retos añadidos de miseria, falta de un hogar estable,  hambre y en ocasiones trauma familiar.

Los contribuyentes a este reportaje incluyen: Cyndy McGrath, Supervisora  Y Productora de Campo; Milvionne Chery, Productora; Roque Correa, Editor; Kirk Manson, Camarografo.

Producido por Child Trends News Service en asocio con Ivanhoe Broadcast News y auspiciado por una beca de la National Science Foundation. 

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