Why Do School Start Later
Schools days, they start quite early, for most people. Many kids go to school tired. Sometimes they fall asleep. They’re starving and can't wait for lunch. They’re too tired to pay attention. That problem can be fixed. How about having school start later, maybe just an hour later.
One, everybody learns better when they’re more awake. To start of with, waking up too early can cause people who stay up late doing homework, or spending time with their family, may be tired in the morning. People who play sports, may get homework. So that means they have to do their homework after their sport, which means maybe even after supper. Also, children would be ready to learn, not wanting to take a nap. Another important reason, is that children get to the age where they have to drive to school. Studies have shown that 30% of accident happen a year, all because of …show more content…
Sleep is very important for this phase. Also, your memory is a key part in school, and sleep is a consolidation of memories. Sleep physically restores the body. It is better for you immune system’s capabilities. Less sleep causes the degradation of moods, which in turn, affects behavior and ultimately relationships.
Some may be thinking, school days will be longer. That is a very good concern, but if school went longer, kids would have less time to do other important things. It would be just like a late start. Us children and teachers do pretty good at handling that. Lastly, kids would be more awake, so the kids would be more smart, so that would mean it would take less time to learn something. So it is okay to have short days because children will be more awake to learn.
To wrap it all up, school should start later in time. Children would be more awake. Eating healthy breakfasts, and packing healthy lunches. Sleep is one of the best things for teenage years. So I think school days should start late, but end
One, everybody learns better when they’re more awake. To start of with, waking up too early can cause people who stay up late doing homework, or spending time with their family, may be tired in the morning. People who play sports, may get homework. So that means they have to do their homework after their sport, which means maybe even after supper. Also, children would be ready to learn, not wanting to take a nap. Another important reason, is that children get to the age where they have to drive to school. Studies have shown that 30% of accident happen a year, all because of …show more content…
Sleep is very important for this phase. Also, your memory is a key part in school, and sleep is a consolidation of memories. Sleep physically restores the body. It is better for you immune system’s capabilities. Less sleep causes the degradation of moods, which in turn, affects behavior and ultimately relationships.
Some may be thinking, school days will be longer. That is a very good concern, but if school went longer, kids would have less time to do other important things. It would be just like a late start. Us children and teachers do pretty good at handling that. Lastly, kids would be more awake, so the kids would be more smart, so that would mean it would take less time to learn something. So it is okay to have short days because children will be more awake to learn.
To wrap it all up, school should start later in time. Children would be more awake. Eating healthy breakfasts, and packing healthy lunches. Sleep is one of the best things for teenage years. So I think school days should start late, but end