see there are many benefits to having school start later such as‚ better grades‚ better test scores‚ better attendance‚ and better health. But even though all those positive aspects come out of having school later some people still think that having school later does not have an effect on grades‚ attendance‚ or health. According to an article on NEA Today written by Tim Walker‚ “Unfortunately‚ concerns about lack of sleep often get the brush-off from schools and even some parents who are quick to
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and are unable to get to class on time. The teen later gets up‚ the better off he is at school. This is the conclusion reached by several investigations in different parts of the world‚ particularly in the United States and the United Kingdom‚ and based on this evidence the US Academy of Pediatrics. It has just recommended that all schools in that country have students between 10 and 18 years of age to delay the entry time until 08.30 a.m. or later. The latest research on the subject‚ conducted by
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“Students and teachers should be in favor of later school start time because it results in increased grades‚ more hours of sleep‚ and fewer students sleeping in class.” Students should be given a chance to get enough sleep and it may result in higher grades in school and teachers
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Americans can relate to having to go to high school early in the morning‚ stay there for 7-8 hours (sometimes excluding clubs/sports/office hours) and coming home‚ feeling more exhausted than in the morning. The problem with that is that teenagers are missing their most vital hours of sleep. Sleep schedules vary wildly‚ but students can greatly benefit from a later start. As well as the fact that some schools have done research that when they start later‚ teens are able to perform better. They’re
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Students have been complaining about school start time for a while‚ but here are the reasons why school shouldn’t start late. One reason is because many students are responsible for when they go to bed. Another reason is because it makes the school district waste money. One of my final reasons is that students have after school activities causes them to be out later. - (Student sleep habits‚ Alison Dennis‚ 5th hour) My first reason is that many students are in charge of when they go to bed
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words from a Typical mom getting ready for school. Though‚ getting up Painfully early isn’t as good as you thought. Yet from the persuasive text named “Up for Debate: Should Schools Start Later?” it says “there biological systems may be suffering from it‚ big time.” As school should later because it’s healthy for them‚ It positively affects them at school‚ and all the other schools are thinking of doing it! From the same text “Should Schools Start Later” they talk about how healthy it is for teenagers
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for school. School needs to be an hour later because most teens don’t get enough sleep at night so when they wake up for school there tired all day. Studies have showed that sleep is a necessity for teens and most have homework‚ sports‚ and after school activities if they’re going to bed late and waking up early there going to be tired and get bad grades in their classes. The majority of Students stay up late even on school nights‚ if students had a hour later to get ready they wouldn’t
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Start High School Classes Later so Students are More Attentive High School students struggle in their early morning classes. They fall asleep or lose focus in class and cannot pay attention. The teen body needs less sleep and gets tired later than children and adults. Starting the first class later in the day has already started in a few states and has had benefits for the students and teachers. When students become tired or unfocused they do not get the information as well. When they do not
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Thursday is a late start at North Farmington High School. I am wide-awake and ready to start school due to the eight hours of sleep I got last night‚" said one student. Another student told her story‚ but the only difference was the day she told her story it was not a late starts. "I feel horrible. I had to wake up at 6:00 a.m. so that I had enough time to shower before school. I fell asleep in my first two classes‚ and I could blame this on the sleep I got last night; or should I say the lack of
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Vera English 2 May 8 2016 Ms. Acosta Should School start later in the day Have you ever thought about school starting later in the day? It would work with the day schedule. Most people can relate to wanting the school to start later in the day. A lot of teens don’t get 8 hours of sleep. 70% of students don’t get 8 or more hours of sleep for school‚ (Google ed. Liza L. Lewis web 25 apr.2017) some students‚ parents don’t really care if their
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