US EditionStart School Later for a Better Concentration of Students? It's the Bet of a Brussels School
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In Auderghem, a school with active pedagogy starts classes that at 8:50 a.m., a measure that delights teenagers. It allows me to feel less tired and to have more time for me, says a student. In Scandinavian countries, classes usually start around 9:15 a.m. and according to several studies, starting later would allow a better learning, as well as better monitoring of biological rhythm. If this measure does not prevent delays, it allows for a bett…
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