Half-hour delay of school day start greatly aids teens, study says – New York Daily News
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Half-hour delay of school day start greatly aids teens, study says
New York Daily News Most teens wake up for school around dawn, just when they're in their deepest sleep. Starting school 30 minutes later can help, a new study says. Most teens go to high school in a daze, but starting classes just 30 minutes later makes them bright-eyed … Study shows teens benefit from later school day School joining time linked to teen behaviour Study: Delaying School Start Time Could Improve Teen Mood, Behavior, Health |
