Children from low-income families are relatively more likely to face the risk of dropping out of school, but it cannot be simply said that they are more likely to drop out of school for the following reasons: **Pressure caused by economic factors**: - Low-income families may find it difficult to afford the direct education expenses of their children, such as tuition, book fees, and school uniform fees. When the economic pressure is too great, they may force their children to give up their studies and work to reduce the burden on the family. - Some families may not be able to provide their children with a good learning environment due to financial constraints, such as a quiet room for learning, necessary learning materials and equipment, etc., which affects the children's learning effect and thus affects their willingness to continue studying. **Influence of living conditions**: - The living environment may be poor, and the surrounding security and cultural atmosphere are not ideal, which can easily interfere with children's learning and growth, making it difficult for children to focus on their studies. - Low-income families may be busy with their livelihoods, and parents have no time to take care of their children's learning and psychological state. They lack sufficient care and guidance, and it is difficult for children to get timely help when they encounter difficulties in learning. **Opportunity cost considerations**: - Some children from low-income families see the family's economic difficulties and believe that even if they complete their studies, it will be difficult to change their family situation or their own future economic prospects, so they choose to enter society and find jobs earlier. However, there are also many children from low-income families who overcome numerous difficulties and persist in their studies and achieve excellent results: - Some regions have a sound education funding system and social assistance mechanism that can help children solve financial problems and enable them to go to school smoothly. - The children themselves have a strong desire for knowledge and determination to change their destiny, and they study hard with perseverance. - Schools and society provide support such as free tutoring and inspirational education to encourage children to continue their studies.