sleeping time..studying time

@Basilo (670)
April 25, 2017 4:21pm CST
Do you read till midnight for an exam you have the next day? I know most people do this, some students will set a whole week; no rest no sleep only to read, expecting a better result however, this is not the gateway to excellence, excellence is a function of a quality time you read... how do you ensure your children keep a healthy studying culture? a culture that is not detrimental to their performance? should they withdraw from PE to keep track of their studies or should they do both....
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ingrid
@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
26 Apr 17
getting enough sleep helps our brain cells into retaining things that we see, and read.
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ingrid
@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
26 Apr 17
@Basilo not only children. we adults need sleep too.
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Basilo
@Basilo (670)
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26 Apr 17
@ridingbet absolutely yes, I overlooked this. Thank you!!
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Basilo
@Basilo (670)
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26 Apr 17
exactly very true. children need to have enough sleep everytime
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Gabby Bugwadia
@Gabugs (1895)
• United States
29 Apr 17
I was never a brilliant student. But I made it a point to rise early in the morning before exams to revise what I had studied. So mush more productive than burning the midnight oil.
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Gabby Bugwadia
@Gabugs (1895)
• United States
30 Apr 17
@Basilo Absolutely a way to go for students.
Basilo
@Basilo (670)
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29 Apr 17
that is great.sleeping early and waking early is very instrumental. Moreso, in the morning, you realize you remember much of what you learned in the night
LK2018
@Letranknight2015 (52079)
• Philippines
26 Apr 17
I think it's bad if you sacrifice your sleeping time. I know I've tried and it only made me forget what I've been studying.
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Basilo
@Basilo (670)
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29 Apr 17
very true, give sleeping time its time and your brain won't fail you. this insight should be taught to students and older people as well. very important
s sivasubrahmanyam
@shivamani10 (11035)
• Hyderabad, India
26 Apr 17
It is not good to read sitting late nights. It. is enough to memorize the things you read
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Basilo
@Basilo (670)
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29 Apr 17
yeah, not healthy at all. most people ignore this important factor that the brain also need to rest
Kandase
@Kandae11 (55163)
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25 Apr 17
I think there should be a balance - because both are important.
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Basilo
@Basilo (670)
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26 Apr 17
yep, both are important