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None of this explains the global prevalence of this phenomenon. Everything you’ve mentioned is highly limited to the US. Asian countries, for example, have be
by thawaya3113 4y ago
None of this explains the global prevalence of this phenomenon.
Everything you’ve mentioned is highly limited to the US.
Asian countries, for example, have been reducing pressure on kids in terms of schooling and exams over the past decade or so.