Growing up our parents usually chose our friends, putting us in play groups or arranging playdates with certain children they knew and liked. Now that we're older, we decide who our friends are and what groups we spend our time with. Besides close friends, our peers include other kids we know who are the same age, like people in the same classroom and grade, a sports team, or our community. 


Peer Pressure and Its Effects on Adolescents 


Supportive parents do more than choose good schools to boost their children's exam results. 


Parents and Scores

Exam time is a serious time in every student's household. Children care about studying well and scoring good marks; the parents are behind their kids to help them study well and score better marks. So naturally, at this time of the year, it's not unusual for some students to lose motivation or feel overwhelmed by the pressure of exams.

The Importance of Healthy Communication Between Parents and Students

Asking doubts to your teachers about the concepts and theories that you are unable to understand can evoke feelings of fear and anxiety, and that's completely okay! Our LISSUN expert Harshita Aggarwal talks about some tips and guidance that can help you to overcome these feelings so that you are always ready for your next challenge. 