Sleep Deprivation and Academic Performance Essay

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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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    What do you think the percentage of sleep-deprived teens are in America? If you guessed 85%, you are correct. Most teens are battling depression, drug and alcohol abuse, and many other physical, and mental problems, just because they are not getting the right amount of sleep they need. Teens even stay up later than they should because their school projects and homework are getting piled up. Many other teens are getting into more car accidents because they are too tired to focus on the road ahead…

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    by demanding social lives, family commitments, extracurricular activities and extreme amounts of schoolwork, they commonly do not get adequate sleep at night. For most, it would be a mixture of these problems that cause them to lose rest. On the other hand, some teenagers are not bothered by any of these demands and do not have a problem with their sleep. Just like every person is unique, the same goes for their needs. So, while half of the classroom is barely holding their head up from…

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    What Is Insomnia?

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    feel as if they have a lack of energy. (National Sleep Foundation). One of the main causes could be by the amount of stress someone encounters in their life. Stress can affect someone in a variety of ways, but it can also have a negative effect on the brain. By looking at someone’s brain scans that has insomnia, doctors can see their structure has completely changed compared to a normal one (Hessel). Since insomnia cause someone to have lack of sleep, the brain is unable to fully recover as a…

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    Margaret Thatcher once said, “Sleep is for wimps”. But I am here to tell you that she indeed is wrong. Sleep is in fact for another “w” word, winners. You see, millions of Americans each night sacrifice their body’s most valuable resource, a good night’s sleep. They do this in order to catch up on work, or simply do more work, and while temporarily this may help people move ahead in life, long term sleep deprivation is a very serious problem. And its effects can change a person’s professional…

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    Insomnia And Stress Essay

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    through the drapes seemed to mock her inability to sleep. Allyson tried to absorb the silence and stillness of the night, hoping she could coax herself to finally drift off. But it was all in vain; no sleep was in sight. A piercing sound shattered the darkness; it was her alarm. “Gosh… it is 8.00 A.M. already; looks like it is another day at work with dark circles under my eyes.” She thought… Americans today are encountering the same trouble going to sleep at night. Some doctors prescribe…

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    Avoid An All-Nighter

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    it can make you do a poor job on your homework as well. All-nighter makes people stress out, destroys your ability to concentrate, makes it harder to remember something, and again makes you do a poor job on your homework. All-nighter causes lack of sleep, which causes your brain to dysfunction. An example would be the article of “Stop Trying To Be Creative” by Christie Aschwanden, “The same sort of blind process happened in another series of experiments where Stanley and Joel Lehman instructed…

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    To successfully manage in sleep, following short term goals are focused. First, client is able to reduce nicotine level, which will aid fall into a sleep. Client should limit smoking by less than five per week and keep up with for a month to reduce nicotine level. Especially client must be able to prohibit smoking two hours before sleep for first 30 days. Second, client is successfully regulate his sleeping pattern stopping using a smart phone prior to sleep and keep it the habit for a month…

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    The award ceremony was next, and since there were only four people in novice prose, there was a 75% chance I would place. I became excited because it was my first tournament and I felt I had done well with my prose, thanks to my sleep-deprived-zombie-like self. But I could feel the anxiety bubbling in my tummy, tossing and turning like a toddler in bed. The strange mix of food that I stole from people also did not help my cause at all. Sitting in my chair, waiting for them to call…

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    Sleep deprivation is when an individual fails to get enough sleep over a long period of time. There are many factors in everyday life that can contribute to sleep deprivation. It could be school, work, or children if the individual has any. Any age group or gender can experience the mental and physical health effects of sleep deprivation which could be, difficulty remembering, weight gain and decreased performance. Many people struggle with managing their time so that they are able to get enough…

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