Sunday, November 22, 2009

Don't Tell My Students, Sleeping Helps You Learn

This could be a guest post from most high school students I know:
There’s nothing like a good nap. It can refresh your mood—and possibly your memory. Because a new study in the journal Science shows that a quick snooze after a mental workout helps to consolidate learning. And that sounds heard during sleep can trigger associations that sharpen memory even more.
Here's the full story.

2 comments:

  1. Anonymous5:01 PM

    so, mr brookie, that's why i don't get in trouble for sleeping in class.
    brad

    ReplyDelete
  2. Only if you can keep an "A"

    ReplyDelete

You are the reason why I do not write privately. I would love to hear your thoughts, whether you agree or not.