Sleep helps adolescents’ brain development, keeping the biological neural network in the brain functioning and maintaining cognitive abilities and rational and critical thinking abilities. However, due to the heavy workloads of teenagers to study, teenagers often need to study late at night, resulting in a lack of sleep. In addition, teenagers who use electronic screen devices at night may delay falling asleep because of the stimulation. Their mood swings may also make it difficult for them to fall asleep. Lack of sleep can affect adolescent health, and teachers may let teenagers understand the importance of sleep and sleep cycles, thereby establishing good sleep habits and helping them get adequate sleep.
#Memory #Rapid Eye Movement Sleep #Melatonin #Sleep Pressure
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