Expert Insights | When Every Classmate Seems Ahead: How Parents Can Help Teens Build Self-Worth

“How much did everyone else score?” For many teenagers, this question matters almost as much as their own marks. A friend has scored 95, a classmate is already preparing for the next entrance exam, and someone else seems to have everything figured out. Suddenly, their own result doesn't feel good enough. Even before the next exam begins, the pressure to keep up has already set in. What starts as a comparison of marks can soon become something more personal: Am I smart enough? Am I falling behind

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