Srinagar, June 18 -- By Durdanah Masoodi & Aabid Rasool

Parents often see the warning signs before report cards do.

A child who once loved learning begins to switch off. School starts to feel like a burden. Even a simple mention of grades can bring anxious looks and tense shoulders.

As these changes take hold, some children withdraw. They avoid teamwork, shy away from responsibility, and give up when work becomes difficult. Others sit silently in class while worries and frustrations remain hidden beneath the surface.

Taken together, these signs point to a deeper challenge. They remind us that schools do far more than prepare students for exams. They also help shape young people who can handle setbacks, build relationships, and move th...