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In his book, Start with Why, Simon Sinek examines why some people are more successful leaders than others. The traditional “recipe for success,” includes money, press, and personal connections to the brightest minds of the day. Sinek gives readers several examples that do not follow this model. Instead, leaders achieve success by having clarity of “why,” and effectively communicating that “why” to others. These individuals attract others who believe what they believe. The followers are inspired…

School start times is a major issue for students. It’s has either been affecting them academically, or by reducing the students sleep time. Some schools have made the change of delaying start times, hoping for an improvement in students. Studies have shown that delaying start times does have an effect on students, in a positive way. School Start Time Should be delayed early in the morning. Delaying start times could help students academically and increase sleep time. On the other hand, some…

An issue that is hotly debated is the current early school start times. It is clear though, that school should start later for middle and high school students, because the current early start times cut into kids’ sleep, and reduces their overall performance because of lack of sleep. One reason that school should start later is because the students are not getting enough sleep. For example, cdc.gov says, “The American Academy of Sleep Medicine recommends that teenagers aged 13 to 18 years…

Adolescent Sleep Patterns and High School Start Times The question of whether or not to delay the start times of high school has been debated and it is clear that there are both advantages and disadvantages. There are certainly benefits to making school start times later, particularly in regards to the behavioural and mental effects on the students. However, there is also the social and economic side to consider, as changes in the start time plague these areas with issues. Even though both sides…

recent blame has been put on the start time of schools as some students, parents, and administrators push for later school start times. While there is evidence that high school start times should be pushed back it is not possible due to the cost, the negative effect it would have on after school activities, and the logistics of transportation and bell schedules for the other schools in the districts. The biggest reason that many school districts have not moved their start time to the suggested…

later start time to increase academic performance, schools, in turn, would have to pay millions of dollars to shift or extend…

debate whether U.S. schools start too early in the morning. The average start time for schools begins as early as 7:30 am. However, studies have shown a later start time ultimately improves the learning of most students. Two articles, Early School Start Times Unhealthy for Students published by Sarah Cheshire on CNN in 2014 and Do Schools Begin too Early published by Finley Edwards in 2016, overview the advantages and disadvantages of delaying the time school starts. Although both articles…

people work better in the morning? People are debating if school start times shoulds start later. They believe that kids do not get enough sleep on school nights. Others believe that their start times should be the same. Schools start times should not be changed because kids have more time for activities after school and transportation from school to home would not be a problem. One important reason to keep the start time the start time the same is kids have more time for activities. Kids…

Later Start, Fresh Start Don’t you ever stay up late at night that when it’s time to wake up in the morning you just can’t get up? Late start is your solution. Having more time until later in the morning and completing the average amount of sleep needed can bring various benefits to kids of any age. Therefore, the school day should start later. It has been proven that the more time kids get to sleep and go to school later, they perform better in school and have better grades. For those high…

Only fourteen percent of public high schools start no earlier than 8:30 a.m. Schools start earlier for valid reasons in their opinion, however they do not see the effect on the students. Because of these early start times students are more likely to get into car accidents and develop health problems. Having students wake up and go to school early causes many difficulties to the students. District workers and parents find many ways that early start times can help teenagers. One way that they…