Impact of Child Abuse on Academic Performance: Understanding the Connection
There is no clear pattern linking child abuse to academic performance. Some abused children excel as a coping mechanism or to seek recognition, while others struggle due to emotional, psychological, or physical barriers, including school disruptions. Many factors beyond abuse influence academic success.
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