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MUHAMMD FAIZ BIN SIMAN 2130290
RONALD BIN SELUHOR 2130291 NIK NAWAL FAHMI BIN NIK 2130549
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We were study at National Defense of University Malaysia. We were take course strategic studies. At this university, have two categories of student which are cadet officer student and civilian student. At here, all students will studies together on same classroom. During at class, we look some of student was sleep during lecturer teach at classroom. Therefore, this case was making us to make research about sleeping in classroom by student at UPNM. at the same time, we want to find way to avoid student at here from sleep during lecturer teach at class and then make student focus 100% on classroom.

Statement of problem
Student sleep in classroom is not new phenomena. Sleep in class not good behavior and can make their performance down. At this University for cadet officer sleeping in class is showed their lower discipline.
Therefore, for avoid this case make routine for student at here; we make research and study why their sleeping in class and how to avoid these phenomena from become bad situation. This paper’s main objective is to study the factor surrounding the phenomenon of sleeping among student at UPNM.

Objective of the study
The following goals will be achieve by this review:
To discuss the factor that leads to student sleeping in classroom
To determine the best solution to decreases the percentage of student sleeping in classroom during lecturer teach

Research questions
It is important to highlight the research question to avoid misunderstanding when conduct this study. The research questions are
1. Who are the students sleeping in classroom, whether civilian or cadet officer?
2. What are military training make of the student sleeping in class?
3. What are factor for civilian student

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