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The survey concluded that relationship status and distance travelled had no impact on education results for O-level and A-level students. While involvement in clubs and activities did not affect O-level students, it seemed to help A-level students, with 40.7% scoring above 160 points. The majority of participants believed they could balance social life with education, though O-level students appeared better able to manage this balance compared to A-level students. Ways to improve this for A-level students included getting more involved in extracurricular activities, improving time management, prioritizing education, and maintaining motivation.
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Article review
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