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More Anxiety, More Pressure: What Problems Do Our Students Have?

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Augsburger Allgemeine

More Anxiety, More Pressure: What Problems Do Our Students Have?

22 days ago·Augsburg, Germany

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Augsburger Allgemeine broke the news in Augsburg, Germany 22 days ago on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.

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