Teenagers are tired, strapped for time, and often asked to wake far earlier than they should due to school start times. In The Sleep-Deprived Teen, journalist Lisa L. Lewis shares the science of why teenage sleep matters, providing parents with a roadmap to improve their teensâ sleepâ and their own.
Teenagers are tired, strapped for time, and often asked to wake far earlier than they should due to school start times. In The Sleep-Deprived Teen, journalist Lisa L. Lewis shares the science of why teenage sleep matters, providing parents with a roadmap to improve their teensâ sleepâ and their own.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Lisa L. Lewis, MS, is a freelance journalist who covers the intersection of parenting, public health, and education. She played a key role in California’s new healthy school start times law, the first of its kind in the nation. Lewis is a frequent contributor to The Washington Post and has written for The New York Times, The Atlantic, TIME, the Los Angeles Times, Slate, and Your Teen, among others. She’s a parent to two teens, who inspire much of what she writes about—everything from concussions and heat stroke to school lockdowns to teenage sleep.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword: Written by Rafael Pelayo, MD Introduction Part I: The Story of Teen Sleep (and Schools) * Prologue: The Stanford Summer Sleep Camp * Chapter 2: Sleep and the Developing Teenage Brain * Chapter 3: How Did We Get Here? * Chapter 4: Taking It to the Schools Part II: Why Sleep Matters * Chapter 5: Sleep and Mental Health * Chapter 6: Risky Behaviors and Unhealthy Habits * Chapter 7: Sleepwalking Through School * Chapter 8: Sleep and Sports * Chapter 9: Teens and Drowsy Driving * Chapter 10: Not All Teens Sleep the Same: Why sex, ethnicity, identity, and socioeconomic status matter Part III: How to Help Teens Get More Sleep * Chapter 11: How to help teens get more sleep: daytime considerations * Chapter 12: Other ways to help teens get more sleep: night moves * Chapter 13: What About Tech? * Chapter 14: How to help change school start times: strategies for success * Chapter 15: How to Help Change School Start Times: Insights on What to Expect * Chapter 16: Conclusion: Where We Are Today Appendices acknowledgments endnotes index About the Author
Foreword: Written by Rafael Pelayo, MD Introduction Part I: The Story of Teen Sleep (and Schools) * Prologue: The Stanford Summer Sleep Camp * Chapter 2: Sleep and the Developing Teenage Brain * Chapter 3: How Did We Get Here? * Chapter 4: Taking It to the Schools Part II: Why Sleep Matters * Chapter 5: Sleep and Mental Health * Chapter 6: Risky Behaviors and Unhealthy Habits * Chapter 7: Sleepwalking Through School * Chapter 8: Sleep and Sports * Chapter 9: Teens and Drowsy Driving * Chapter 10: Not All Teens Sleep the Same: Why sex, ethnicity, identity, and socioeconomic status matter Part III: How to Help Teens Get More Sleep * Chapter 11: How to help teens get more sleep: daytime considerations * Chapter 12: Other ways to help teens get more sleep: night moves * Chapter 13: What About Tech? * Chapter 14: How to help change school start times: strategies for success * Chapter 15: How to Help Change School Start Times: Insights on What to Expect * Chapter 16: Conclusion: Where We Are Today Appendices acknowledgments endnotes index About the Author
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