Study Links Late Sleep to Reduced School Attendance
MIMihaaru – 5 hours ago
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A study by the Islamic University (IUM) suggests a connection between older students sleeping late and a decrease in school attendance. The research, which interviewed students in grades 9 and 10, found that late sleeping leads to morning sickness, mood swings, and headaches, preventing students from attending school. Furthermore, insufficient sleep results in students sleeping in class, reduced class participation, and difficulties with homework, leading to dissatisfaction from teachers.