Should schools start earlier?

I think school should start later. Late ring tones should sound at 8:25. It seems to be an elementary school. If the children fall asleep in class, failed the class work, and they can not compensate, there are reasons they get 0 points. Now I know that some teachers think this is a ridiculous idea. Today I will persuade you to say "yes"

First, some children are not ready to wake up in the morning, but the brain feels bad because the brain needs more sleep. Well ... are we sleeping enough? Okay, I need at least 9 to 10 hours of sleep. what do you think it is? We have not much time to be ready to go to school. Children may fall asleep in class, spending all night at Instagram or sleeping slowly, but you may sleep at 8: 30 or 7: 30. So, I told the school to start later!

Second, as the students sleep more, they become more awake and concentrate on the classroom. So, if students are not taking enough sleep, they become sullen, become very sleepy and lose concentration.

The American Sleeping Medicine Academy (AASM) said in a statement stating that middle school and high school should be started by 8:30 AM. A doctor says that if you wake up in the morning you hinders children and teenagers from falling asleep and may affect health, safety, and academic performance. Although the discussion on this day is not new, it is the first time that AASM (a group of scientists and health experts with over 10,000 members) takes a formal position on this issue. Research has shown that the opening of schools in the future can bring benefits to young people and young people over the years.

First of all, high school should start early and end. Junior high school and junior high school must be disposed of. All high school education should start from the seventh grade and end at the tenth grade. We were wasting time for school teenagers. You can do the right structure and teaching in a short time. Secondly, the curriculum that begins from the 11th year will be the first year of higher education not only by teachers but also by experts (biologists, physicists, mathematicians, computer scientists, etc.) like our university must. It is a situation. Career focus is fine, but the curriculum needs to emphasize the longest useful education. Basic understanding of science, exposure to imaginary works, and training of important analytical skills. Through these, graduates can adapt to new ideas and practices.

Americans tend to agree. According to a survey of school opening times at the National Sleep Foundation, 80% of respondents said schools should start learning at 8 o'clock. A US study is consistent with Foster's survey; when the start time of Minneapolis High School is postponed, students sleep on average 5 hours a week, have more vigilance, and have higher attendance. Unfortunately, because the authorities have to try to adapt to the new start time of the bus and sports schedule it is not easy to change the start time of the school, and some high school students' after school work is affected by the slow firing time I guess.