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Lack of Sleep Can Affect the Learning and Achievement of Children and Adolescents
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The tasks, extracurricular activities and the use of electronic devices until late at night make more and more children and adolescents sleep less than they need.Although this habit often goes unnoticed, lack of rest can affect their concentration, learning ability, mood and even their performance in school.In this context, Veronica Palacios, psychologist at the middle level of the School of the Immaculate Jesuits, explained that, according to a…
·Lima, Peru
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