What is Bunking?
Bunking, also known as skipping or ditching, is the act of intentionally avoiding attending something, such as a class, meeting, or event, without permission or a legitimate excuse.
Reasons for Bunking
- Feeling unwell
- Personal emergencies
- Disinterest in the subject
- Pressure from peers
Effects of Bunking
Bunking can have several negative consequences, including decreased academic performance, disciplinary action, and missed opportunities for learning and growth.
Case Study: Impact of Bunking on Student Performance
A study conducted on college students found that those who bunked classes regularly had lower grades and were more likely to drop out of school compared to their peers who attended classes consistently.
Statistics on Bunking
A survey of high school students revealed that 30% admitted to bunking classes at least once a month, with the most common reasons being boredom and lack of engagement in the curriculum.
Preventing Bunking
- Creating engaging and interactive lessons
- Establishing clear consequences for bunking
- Providing support for students facing personal challenges
