Wake up calls
Most schools start before 8:30. This is an occurring problem in schools. Being that school starts so early the kids don’t have as much sleep needed to start a good day. If teens don’t get enough sleep (as well as other individuals all over the world) they will start feeling ill. Symptoms include depression, high rates of obesity and motor vehicle accidents. Doctors recommend at least 8.5 hours of sleep each night to support a good health style. As you can see this has been a worldwide argument for years. It’s time to see education is important but so are the children’s amount of sleep. Without a descents night's rest there is no way a child can be fully educated.
“Getting enough sleep is important for students’ health, safety, and academic performance,” Anne Wheaton, the lead author and epidemiologist …show more content…
Children may start ditching school A Lot more often now that it runs later and they just don't feel like doing it.
As you can see schools aren't just affecting children's sleep, they’re also affecting their life style. The way they live, and it all revolves around school. Children's wellness is becoming slimmer by the minute, and all because schools start extremely early. Try putting yourself in their shoes. Try seeing everyday life through their eyes. You will start to notice it's
Chaotic, and tiring. Not to mention the fact schools are still arguing the fact that it should be kept this way, but for what? What leg do they have to stand on? The information, and facts that they have is mostly inaccurate. I thought schools were supposed to take care of the children that go there. Perhaps schools pull through with some bizarre explanation, but the bottom line is you're hurting, and tiring children mentally; children everywhere are in your protection and your hands for the time being. If you can't see this is affecting their grades and mental state, than you definitely are going to have a bigger problem on your hands than you know what to do
Most schools start before 8:30. This is an occurring problem in schools. Being that school starts so early the kids don’t have as much sleep needed to start a good day. If teens don’t get enough sleep (as well as other individuals all over the world) they will start feeling ill. Symptoms include depression, high rates of obesity and motor vehicle accidents. Doctors recommend at least 8.5 hours of sleep each night to support a good health style. As you can see this has been a worldwide argument for years. It’s time to see education is important but so are the children’s amount of sleep. Without a descents night's rest there is no way a child can be fully educated.
“Getting enough sleep is important for students’ health, safety, and academic performance,” Anne Wheaton, the lead author and epidemiologist …show more content…
Children may start ditching school A Lot more often now that it runs later and they just don't feel like doing it.
As you can see schools aren't just affecting children's sleep, they’re also affecting their life style. The way they live, and it all revolves around school. Children's wellness is becoming slimmer by the minute, and all because schools start extremely early. Try putting yourself in their shoes. Try seeing everyday life through their eyes. You will start to notice it's
Chaotic, and tiring. Not to mention the fact schools are still arguing the fact that it should be kept this way, but for what? What leg do they have to stand on? The information, and facts that they have is mostly inaccurate. I thought schools were supposed to take care of the children that go there. Perhaps schools pull through with some bizarre explanation, but the bottom line is you're hurting, and tiring children mentally; children everywhere are in your protection and your hands for the time being. If you can't see this is affecting their grades and mental state, than you definitely are going to have a bigger problem on your hands than you know what to do