Colleges Embrace Sleep Aids to Boost Student Performance
As campuses reopen, colleges distribute sleep aids like ear plugs and sleep shades along with seminars on napping. Health officials note a strong link between adequate sleep and better grades, mood, and overall health, citing studies and campus programs from Hastings College to the University of Arizona.
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Tiny Hastings College
Nebraska
Macalester College
Minnesota
LeeAnn Hamilton
University of Arizona
Sleep tips for better rest and daily rhythm
Advice on timing and habits for sleep. Exercise regularly but not after early evening and avoid caffeine after 2 PM. Reduce late night screen use and keep the bed for sleep. For early classes, avoid varying sleep in. Limit naps to before 3 PM and under 20 minutes. Set a reasonable evening alarm to ease morning wakefulness.
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