Sleep deprivation in teens: Why school should start later in the day

carolynswilson • March 17, 2015

Most high school students know the drowsy feeling of having to wake up early for school whether it is at 5:30 or 7:30. Regardless, this contributes to a lack of motivation, energy, and can...

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