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These studies suggest that acknowledging emotional struggles, supportive faculty behaviors, learning from others' struggles, and early identification and intervention can help mitigate academic struggles and improve outcomes.
Academic struggle is a multifaceted issue that affects students across various educational levels and disciplines. It encompasses emotional, motivational, and structural challenges that can impede academic success. This synthesis explores the key factors contributing to academic struggle and the strategies that can mitigate these challenges, drawing insights from multiple research studies.
Emotional and Motivational Factors:
Faculty and Institutional Support:
Structural and Systemic Challenges:
Collective and Personal Struggles:
Academic struggle is influenced by a combination of emotional, motivational, structural, and systemic factors. Effective strategies to mitigate these struggles include providing emotional support, fostering motivational stories, ensuring supportive faculty behaviors, and implementing early identification and intervention programs. Addressing gender inequality and recognizing the broader socio-political context are also crucial for creating a more equitable and supportive academic environment. By understanding and addressing these diverse factors, educational institutions can better support students in overcoming academic challenges and achieving success.
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