People who are often depressed find it difficult to perform activities requiring advanced motor and cognitive abilities. They can be perplexed, disorganized, distracted, or easily irritated. Also, simple daily tasks become challenging. Students with these disorders are at risk of poor academic results and resistance to school-related activities. This may include a lack of classroom interaction, strained relationships with peers and instructors, and a loss of enthusiasm in pursuing interests or making plans for the future. Their learning is often hampered because depression and anxiety can impair working memory, making it difficult to remember new knowledge and recall past experiences. 

Parents should take this problem seriously and expedite the treatment of their children in many ways, including presenting them to psychiatrists and enrolling them in special schools for these cases. They can also get close to their children at home and take advantage of learning online and teaching them other languages especially the English that will help them learn about other cultures and be in any environments so will help them to get out of situations of battalions and fear.