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TOPIC: UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’
FREQUENTLY FACED PRESSURE

Name of module: English 1B

Code of module: ENGL180208
Lecturer: Pham Duy Duong
Name of group: Group 7
 Contents of Our Presentation

1. Definition and types of pressure

2. Financial pressure
3. Time-management pressure
4. Academic pressure
5. Peer pressure
6. Conclusion
 1. Definition and types of pressure 1

 What is “pressure”?

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1. Definition and types of pressure

Internal
2 types of pressure
pressure External
pressure
 2. Financial Pressure
 What is “Financial pressure”?
 2. Financial Pressure
 Examples of “Financial pressure”?
- Tuition fees, costly textbooks, extra classes,…

- Accommodation expenses, daily necessities,…

- Personal things
 3. Time-management pressure

Main factor
oClasses, exams, seminars, projects, dissertations.

oResponsibility in private, professional, family life.

Busy Schedule
oThe need to work while studying.
3. Time-management pressure
Tips to avoid

• Build a personalize schedule

• Use tool that work for you: planners, note taking

• Prioritize

• Make time to have fun

• Be realistic and flexible

4. Academic pressure
 4. Academic pressure

Causes

Parental Heavy class Lack of Burnou

Anxiety
expectation load support t
5. Peer pressure
 5. Peer pressure

Definition Causes Affect

 5. Peer pressure

Peer pressure is the effect that people your own

Definition age have on the way you act, in order to get you to
behave the way they do.
5. Peer pressure

The need to Low self-

fit in esteem

Causes
The need to
feel safety
Fear of
and
rejection
security
from peers
 5. Peer pressure
Affect

- Decrease self-confidence and self-worth.

- Distancing from family members and friends.

- Lead to depression
6. Conclusion

General
Solutions conclusion
 6. Conclusion

Solutions
- Take care of your body. General
- Connect with other. conclusion

- Do mindful rhythmic
exercise and physical
activities