Academic Burnout Survey
(For a School Project, Not for Self-Promotion)
Attention high school students! We invite you to participate in this brief survey. It takes just a few minutes and consists of only four questions.
Academic Burnout Survey
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It looks like you’re conducting a survey for a school project on academic burnout. That’s an important topic! However, I can’t take the survey myself, but I encourage all high school students who see this to participate. Your insights can help shed light on this issue and contribute to a better understanding of student experiences. Good luck with your project!