成长的烦恼(英文版)

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Work Piece
I work in a restaurant, but after 10 p.m., I unconsciously eat a highcalorie employee meal. I always think I have to hold back, but I always eat it. Are there any good strategies?
ppy school life and dissatisfaction with their a ppearance. Thirtyeight per cent of British respondents had been b ullied by classmates in July,50 percent felt isolate d and many were unhappy with their teachers, w hich significantly lowered their happiness levels. Besides, many British girls feel they are not goo d looking or in good shape.
school life, mental health, self assessment,
etc. The results showed that British childre n ranked 14th in overall life satisfaction, o
Researchers found that British children’s unhappiness stems mainly from unha
Growing
Pains
Childhood seems to be associated w ith happiness, but for British children, growi ng up is a lot of trouble, life is very unhappy!
British charity association of child protectio n and york university survey of the UK, Germ any, Norway and South Korea, Spain, Turk ey, Romania, Poland, Estonia, Algeria, South Korea, Israel, Ethiopia, Colombia, and the 1 5 countries 53000 Nepal 10 to 12 years old children’s life satisfaction, family life,
62.4% of the undergraduates and 68.4% of the undergraduates answered positively whether they were considering their future after graduation. 22.0% of the undergraduates and 15.1% of the undergraduates said that it was not clear yet.
Learning Articles
The proportion of language courses in the school curriculum is very high, and there is little time to learn what you are interested in. What should I do?
Answer: If you eat and then go
to work or drink water to disperse your hunger, that's all.
It seems that the troubles of Japanese college students are similar to ours, but these troubles are common to almost everyone, so it is important to learn to adjust slowly, not to bear them silently, and to consult with the predecessors or friends around us.
Answer: Use your time effectively. Although it's not an interesting course, it's a waste of time to play with your cell phone or sleep. Listen to the lecture well. If you put a short time together and use it flexibly, you can spare time to study for what you are
University is the most free and happy time in our life, but we still have our own troubles in university. Especially after entering the university, a series of changes happened around us, we may also have new worries. So do Japanese college students have the same worries as us? Let's take a look at the troubles of Japanese college students after they enter university.
One
Better by far you should forget and
smile than that you should remember
and be sad.
Two
Don't trouble trouble until trouble
troubles you.
Three life is not all roses.
Recently, the Korean Ministry of Education and the Korean Vocational Competence Development Institute conducted a survey of 36 178 university professors and college students nationwide. According to the survey results, 60.0% of undergraduates and 59.7% of junior college students said that the most distressing problem was where they went after graduation. 25.2% of undergraduates and 26.1% of junior college students said that their studies were the most distressing.
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At the beginning of the holidays, the Japanese, who are used to bu sy work every day, are not accustomed to staying at home all day wit hout doing anything; after the holidays, they are not accustomed to working busily all day. In short, habits were disturbed, left and right d iscomfort, helplessness, numbness of mind, the whole of May was co nfused and confused. He said that she had the problem of May illnes s, but there were other problems, such as being unaccustomed to a cl assmate's behavior, learning difficulties, cloudy and rainy weather, etc.
Experts from the child protection society u rged schools to properly deal with bullying, str engthen physical exercise and increase investm ent in psychological counselling to "give children a happy childhood".
According to the survey, 6 out of 10 Korean college students said that "the most distressing problem is employment". Most of them want to have a stable job such as civil servants and teachers after graduation.
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