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It depends probably on factors like how long is the schoolday, how long do the pupils have to travel and what is the climate? In my country I think it is not very useful nor part of the cultural tradition.
[1 point]17 days ago by pollewopReplyEdited 17 days ago by pollewop
Seriously though, if schools are concerned about students getting enough sleep, they can just adjust the hours so that school starts and ends later. Where I'm from, schools are already having budget cuts where they can't afford to pay teachers the hours they're working, or they have to get rid of certain subjects. There's no point cutting more class time just so kids can sleep, when they can just as easily sleep at home.
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Everybody needs an afternoon siesta. :)
Really?
:-)
thnx!
I take that as a no.
It depends probably on factors like how long is the schoolday, how long do the pupils have to travel and what is the climate? In my country I think it is not very useful nor part of the cultural tradition.
That's what study hall is for.
Seriously though, if schools are concerned about students getting enough sleep, they can just adjust the hours so that school starts and ends later. Where I'm from, schools are already having budget cuts where they can't afford to pay teachers the hours they're working, or they have to get rid of certain subjects. There's no point cutting more class time just so kids can sleep, when they can just as easily sleep at home.
we dont hav a study hall
i WISH we had study hall