How to Stay Up All Night Doing Homework (with Pictures.
Cramming: Better to cram the night before and stay up late OR wake up early and cram misteranthony User Awaiting Email Confirmation 300 replies 121 threads Junior Member January 2011 edited January 2011 in High School Life.Early to bed, early to rise: For the inevitable late night studying you'll be doing the night before a midterm, it is better to get to sleep at a reasonable hour and wake up early than to stay up.Some of us push our bodies to stay up until the only options we have left are to fall asleep at our desks or to attend classes without resting first. While this method may help with reducing those pesky assignments, is it really worth it in the long run? Below are arguments both for and against staying up late. Staying Up Late.
Between hours and hours of homework, after-school sports, and band practice, it can be hard for kids to find the time to sleep—even younger children between the ages of five and 12. As teachers continue to pile on the assignments, forcing children to stay up late and get up early, sleep is often sacrificed.We should start school later like at 9 a.M. And get out at 3p.M or we should start at 12p.M and get out at 5p.M. I think this because 90% of students that wake up at 6 a.M or 7a.M isn't fully rested and if you are tired in school then your brain can not function how you want it to so 60% of student are failing because they are waking up too early and doesn't have enough rest and their brain.
Early birds are people who get up in early in the morning to face the day, while night owls might have a harder time waking up in the morning, but love to stay up into the wee hours. Historically.
