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Essay About Love Life

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INTRODUCTION Students in Junior High school and Senior High school are mostly involved in romantic relationship. Few students struggle on how they handle love life while studying. Their academic performance sometimes is affected because of having love life. This research is about knowing the negative and positive effects of having love life while studying among students. This study is important because students age 15-18 years old are struggling in managing their time that may affect their academic performance. This will help students through giving them tips, and the students who are not involved in a relationship will get ideas. (Delicano, 19)
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Factors that can affect student’s studies who are involved in a romantic relationship based on their status.
3. Teachers’perspective or observation regarding the academic performance of the students who are in a relationship.
Scope and Delimitation This study intends to give tips to lower grades in handling academic and engaging in romantic relationship, particularly on the advantages or disadvantages of being in a relationship while studying. This study aims to give knowledge on lower grades in having relationship while studying. Furthermore, to ready lower grades for managing their studies and while having in a relationship. It will benefit students, especially students in the lower grades. To give them more information on what they might encounter when having a relationship. Also to know if this will affect the students’ academic performance.

Significance of the Study
This research is significant to students because they will gain an idea on how to balance relationship while studying so that they already know what to do and what not to do.
This research is also significant to parents because they will no longer worry about their children engaging in a relationship while they are studying and they will also have the idea to understand their children who are in a

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