1.) In his article on the Psychology Today website, the
psychologist Michael J. Breus states, “New research indicates (link is
external) that even a small delay in…the beginning of the school day was
associated with significant changes to sleep and waking mood.”
Source:
Breus, Michael J. “Is
It Time to Start School Later?” Psychology
Today. Sleep Newzzz, 26 Feb.
2014. Web. 19 Nov. 2015
2.) In his article of USA Today, Ted Velkoff provides facts on
how delaying the start of school would have negative effects, and believes that
are school system now is efficient as well as organized enough.
Source:
Velkoff, Ted. “Later Start Times
Cost: Opposing View.” USA Today. Fairfax
County School Board, 27 Aug. 2014. Web. 19 Nov. 2015
3.) According to William H. Moorcroft,
Professor in Luther College for Sleep and Dreaming laboratories he asks, “If
you were asked to determine whether someone is asleep, what would you look for?”
(1). In his book Understanding Sleep and
Dreaming, Moorcroft tells us, “This book is written for college students
with no prior knowledge of sleep and related phenomena” (vii).
Source:
Moorcoft, William H. “Understanding
Sleep and Dreams.” Decorah, IA. New
York: Spring Boston Heidelburg, 2005. Amazon.com.
Web. 19 Nov. 2015
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