VIBRANT FLIPPED CLASSROOM PRESENTATION

Pressure

Teen challenge

Maria João/Nº15/10ºB

Pressure can appear in various aspects of life, such as in work environments, family relationships, friendships, romantic relationships, and social situations.

Types of pressure

Social pressure

Academic pressure

Relationship pressure

Family pressure

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Academic presure

• Overwhelming stress we feel to meet certain standards and achieve academic excellence.

• Many of us fear that if we get bad grades, we’ll lose our chance at a dream job.

Social pressure

• There’s often a desire to fit in, to be accepted, and to meet the standards set by our peers.

• This can lead us to make choices or act in ways that don’t feel true to ourselves, all because we want to belong.

Relationship pressure

• Refers to the expectations and tensions that can arise in romantic relationships.

• We may feel pressured to act in certain ways, to move at a specific pace, or to meet our partner’s expectations.

Family pressure

• This pressure can come from parents wanting us to excel academically, follow certain career paths, or live up to family traditions and values.

Thanks!

I hope this helps you understand just how common and challenging pressure can be for teenagers today.