In “Our Kids need more sleep”, by Valerie Erde, it is explained that children need more sleep to do well in school. It has a couple of studies that say that children with more sleep do better in school, and are more alert in general. I completely agree with the author. I feel that if middle to high school students were allowed more time to sleep, it would improve most aspects of their life during school days. I know for sure that on the weekends, when I sleep in, I am in an all around better mood, and I am alert and ready for the day.…
“Teens need about 8 to 10 hours of sleep per day,” says the National Sleep Foundation’s website, which describes the facts and consequences of sleep deprivation for teens. We have all heard the phrase, yet to most of us this advice seems unrealistic and impossible due to students various extracurricular activities and responsibilities which cause late bedtimes to be a common occurrence for teenagers. Recent research shows that as an adolescent, our biological sleep patterns make it difficult for teenagers to fall asleep before 11 PM. This proves that getting to bed earlier is not a simple solution. Going through the day feeling tired and moody is not beneficial to students nor to schools, teachers, or staff.…
“Beep Beep Beep!!” imagine hearing this at 5 or 6 in the morning well most middle and high school kids have too. I believe that the starting time for school should be pushed back later in the morning. In the article entitled “ Should School Start Later?” also the short video “ Should Students Start School Later in the Morning?…
Over 90 percent of teens are chronically sleep-deprived. Multiple researchers have seen that if you don’t get all that sleep you need those students are more likely to be overweight, to perform unwantedly academically, be anxious and have suicidal thoughts. Also Ziporyn Snider has said that it has been proven that later school start times have a lot better chance for kids to learn better.…
Rested students also give the teachers better attention than a tired student would. In some classes, a student or two will fall asleep and miss information that may be crucial to their education. This leads to the…
If students slept in a little then they would be more focus in class and not falling asleep, which would cause their grades to improve. Additionally, students would have the energy to learn and complete…
Mathis Moore Too early There are plenty of risks caused by not getting enough sleep for your age, such as being more likely to be overweight, depressive symptoms, and perform poorly in school and activities. That being said, the CDC reports that less than 1 in 5 school in the United States start before 8:30, which is what they recommend schools start at. While teachers would benefit from the extra sleep themselves, they also would see students be more attentive in the morning because they would not be as tired. Ergo, Schools should start later than 8:30 because students and teachers would benefit in health from getting extra sleep, and would benefit from being more attentive and awake in the morning.…
Do you think that school should start later? I think school should start later. As a middle schooler, I see some students sleeping in class. I can tell that students aren’t getting enough sleep at night.…
Many people get in trouble for falling asleep in class, or being too tired they can’t pay attention. In my first few periods im always half asleep and don’t really comprehend anything till after lunch. This would also help falling asleep while driving not only with us teenagers but also with the teachers. It would also help the athletes because they would have built-in homework time so that we wouldn’t have to go home after practice or a game and do homework.…
Research shows that students who sleep later do better in school. This is because their brains are better rested and re-charged for the new day. In addition, students who sleep in…
To the contrary, a recent poll of students found that sixty percent of kids under the age of eighteen said they were tired during the whole school day. In addition, fourteen percent of those responding to the poll reported falling asleep at some point during class. Students who experience this level of tiredness cannot possibly learn at the same level as they would if they were alert. These. Students who have earlier school start times are more likely to be tardy or absent and are more inclined to use drugs and abuse…
While sometimes this might be true we can’t always assume this immediately and try to justify it by saying the student “doesn 't care.” If you don 't expect a drowsy adult to drive a car for 15 minutes how do you expect a tired kid to pay attention for the first two hours of school? Now not all teens and students are the same some find it very easy to fall asleep before 11 and wake up fine. But we must look at the bigger picture, how can we make it easier for students to stay engaged in class. Throughout my own experiences I have always found myself tired when getting up for school.…
Also, part of the reason why students don't get enough sleep is because they are up late studying. You can't expect students to come home from school, study, eat dinner, do their homework and then go to bed right away. Teenagers need to watch TV, talk to their friends, and run errands after school. We aren't machines; we need fun in our lives. With an extra hour of sleep, we will be refreshed and ready to learn for our first couple of classes.…
Sleep deprived, overstressed, and mentally drained. These are all side effects to the drug teachers love prescribing to their students, homework. Some may say they need it to keep continuing their education, but is it ruining them in the process? Kids and teens get up early to go to school, following the final bell most often students participate in some sort of extracurricular activity. By the time the student gets home it is late and yet they still have countless hours of homework to complete.…
Intro Attention Getter: You may think that sleep isn’t an important factor in your life, but you are wrong. Setting the Stage: For example, if you went to sleep late, and didn’t get enough sleep the day after, you could find it harder to sleep and harder to think clearly. Thesis Statement:…