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Zašto bi tinejdžerima nastava trebala započinjati kasnije

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Wendy Troxel |

TEDxManhattanBeach

• November 2016

Tinejdžeri ne spavaju dovoljno i to ne zbog Snapchata, društvenog života ili hormona, već zbog javne politike, kaže Wendy Troxel. Oslanjajući se na vlastito iskustvo kao istraživačice sna, kliničarke i majke djeteta tinejđerske dobi, Troxel govori kako rani početak nastave oduzima adolescentima san tijekom životnog perioda kada ga najviše trebaju.

Tinejdžeri ne spavaju dovoljno i to ne zbog Snapchata, društvenog života ili hormona, već zbog javne politike, kaže Wendy Troxel. Oslanjajući se na vlastito iskustvo kao istraživačice sna, kliničarke i majke djeteta tinejđerske dobi, Troxel govori kako rani početak nastave oduzima adolescentima san tijekom životnog perioda kada ga najviše trebaju.

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This talk was presented to a local audience at TEDxManhattanBeach, an independent event. TED's editors chose to feature it for you.

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Support later school start times. Early school start times threaten the health, well-being and academic success of our students. It is time for educators, community members, and policymakers to heed the science — for our collective public safety.