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    What makes sleep such a necessity for the average person Why do we need to lay in one spot for at least seven hours and be completely idle during this time? Consciously, we don’t have any goals we are striving to achieve and we don’t have agendas to keep all of our plans during the night organized, however, subconsciously, a lot more is happening than most people are aware of. As long as a person is classified as living, their body is always at work, especially while that person is sleeping.…

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    school day. Tired, she tries to sleep on the bumpy, uncomfortable bus, but she is unable to fall asleep. It is 11:15, and the track team approaches the school parking lot. Bailee hurries towards her car and steps into it quickly. She drives home, drowsy, almost falling asleep at the wheel. By the time she gets home and completes everything she has to do, it is about 1 o’clock in the morning by the time…

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    issue of student sleep deprivation. Student’s busy, every day schedules don’t allow for a proper amount of time to get fully rested. “Less sleep is unhealthy especially with the new research that is teenagers move through Move through teenage years they need increasing amounts of sleep. Nine hours per night is the necessary amount to avoid behaviors associated with sleep deprivation.” (Final Report Summary, 2001) Sleep deprivation is one of the few things that is causing students to sleep during…

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    night shifts and sleep deprivation have on a person. Their logic is that night shifts lead to sleep deprivation which in turn negatively affects performance. Language processing is also observed during the study as well. “Human endogenous circadian rhythms interact with shiftwork resulting in sleep deprivation which negatively affects performance (Reinberg, Ashkenazi, 2008) and health (Arendt, 2010). The purpose of the study was to better understand the impact of sleep deprivation has on working…

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    aspects of life, oddly enough is easily compromised. This crucial part of our life is sleep and has a great influence on how we function as humans and how we stay healthy. Sleep is effortlessly thrown away due to other life experiences such as late night movies, homework, social media, staying up all night and many more. This begins to result in sleep deprivation, which is simply not getting enough sleep. Sleep deprivation can be perceived as small but there are countless effects of this…

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    Do you ever feel like your brain ISN’T` working the best it could be. If you have it probably is true. Informative Statements You can get this from sleep deprivation. What if we could get rid of this problem, of sleep deprivation. There is one way in which we could have smarter, and better feeling students. One factor that is causing sleep deprivation is the early school start times. Says that childrens brains are not funcitioning properly before 8:30 A.M. Studies show that eighty percent of…

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    enough sleep at night? One of the most common issues among adolescents in this day and age is the issue of sleep deprivation and the numerous negative consequences that coincide with it. For adolescents and teenagers, seven to eight hours of sleep per night is ideal for maintaining and establishing better health and tendencies. However, this is blatantly not the easiest task to pursue or fulfill. Being a working adolescent and student myself, I know the struggles of coping and battling with…

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    Wake-Up Call: Effects of Sleep Deprivation on Teens Many adolescents, in today’s society, suffer from sleep deprivation due to late nights spent cramming for tests and late nights spent partying. Teens often spend their days fighting to stay awake in class and obtaining as much caffeine as they can in order to do so. Academics play a crucial role in the teenage years. From elementary school to high school and most importantly, college, students are striving to achieve academic success to better…

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    extremely early time, which can cause sleep deprivation and fatigue, all of which can hinder a student’s performance. Also, the average person would state that they have to wake up too early to get to school so the school day should start later. The average school day should start later because the current school time causes sleep deprivation, lowers student scores and alters the body. Sleep deprivation is a common factor among students that have…

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    With early start times, teenagers are not being taught efficiency at school while their health and safety of themselves and others is at risk. Students need sleep to preform to the best of their ability as well as stay alert while driving. With current school start times, they cannot achieve it. Ergo school start times need to be made later to better accommodate for the requirements of teens as well as increase their own safety while driving. School requires constant thought and attention to…

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