During this time of day, students are able to create connections and make the information they have learned more meaningful. In the afternoon, students’ brains are good at integrating new information with what they already know. With a more alert brain, students have a better ability to recall details like names, places, dates and facts. This makes it a good time to open a textbook to learn something new, or review notes from the previous day. Students’ brains tend to be sharpest in the morning, after a refreshing night’s sleep and a nutritious breakfast. But when planning this schedule, many parents wonder “when is the best time to study for my child?” How Time Of Day Affects Students’ Brains Sticking to a study schedule can keep your child on track and avoid homework meltdowns. It’s never a fun experience for anyone when it’s Sunday night and school assignments still haven’t been completed! Every student (and parent) knows it can sometimes be hard to sit down to tackle schoolwork, whether it’s completing a homework assignment or studying for the next big test-especially when the weekend rolls around.Ĭompleting homework and staying on top of upcoming assignments is just as important on the weekend as it is during the week.
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