US EditionHow Toxic Achievement Culture Fuels Teen Anxiety
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How Toxic Achievement Culture Fuels Teen Anxiety
Recently, another mom told me about her daughter Elsie’s heavy load of AP classes. Then she listed all Elsie’s extra-curricular activities—and there were a lot. It didn’t leave much time to learn how to drive or to hang out with friends. “But she likes being busy,” this woman said. “She really pushes herself.” I left that conversation feeling the pressure of toxic achievement culture at the parent level and later, started to worry about how it a…
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