"Students today are differently stressed, working not just for extra cash but as a necessary part of their survival. They pay rent, support families, and manage caretaking responsibilities."
"The real shift in reading culture isn't producing a new kind of student; rather, it reflects the structural pressures that students face today, which impact their academic engagement."
Students in higher education today face significant structural pressures that affect their ability to engage with reading. Many work long hours to support themselves and their families, which limits their time for academic pursuits. The distribution of student engagement remains consistent over the years, with some students excelling, others performing adequately, and a small percentage aiming for the minimum. The current generation of students is not less intelligent or curious but is navigating a more demanding environment that prioritizes survival over exploration.
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