@RAHEELSAHITO good knowledge

@Burfatmukhtiar yes sir you are right. Learning from learners Sometimes we don't have the same things in our students' minds.

Unfortunately, the number of fair copies of students from our government schools has decreased drastically, which causes students to drop out of reading and writing.

Here are some common causes:

1. Lack of interest or motivation
2. Poor academic performance or struggles with coursework
3. Financial constraints or inability to afford tuition fees
4. Personal or family problems (e.g., health issues, family conflicts)
5. Bullying or social difficulties
6. Unsupportive or unengaging learning environment
7. Limited access to resources or opportunities
8. Career aspirations that don't require formal education
9. Mental health concerns (e.g., anxiety, depression)
10. Unclear career goals or lack of guidance
11. Conflicts with school policies or authority figures
12. Need to work full-time to support oneself or family
13. Lack of flexibility in scheduling or online learning options
14. Feeling disconnected from the school community
15. Previous negative experiences in the education system

@Burfatmukhtiar agree

@RAHEELSAHITO good knowledge

Here are some common causes:

1. Lack of interest or motivation
2. Poor academic performance or struggles with coursework
3. Financial constraints or inability to afford tuition fees
4. Personal or family problems (e.g., health issues, family conflicts)
5. Bullying or social difficulties
6. Unsupportive or unengaging learning environment
7. Limited access to resources or opportunities
8. Career aspirations that don't require formal education
9. Mental health concerns (e.g., anxiety, depression)
10. Unclear career goals or lack of guidance
11. Conflicts with school policies or authority figures
12. Need to work full-time to support oneself or family
13. Lack of flexibility in scheduling or online learning options
14. Feeling disconnected from the school community
15. Previous negative experiences in the education system

Unfortunately, the number of fair copies of students from our government schools has decreased drastically, which causes students to drop out of reading and writing.

@Shazia-Baloch good

@Burfatmukhtiar agree

@Burfatmukhtiar yes sir you are right. Learning from learners Sometimes we don't have the same things in our students' minds.

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