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Teen brains hate early mornings – why should schools take note

Early start times can clash with teenage sleep biology, leaving students tired during morning classes, experts say. (Pexels.com)

If teenagers had their way, school would never start before 10am. And it turns out, neuroscience says they might be […]

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