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Ben Baby


A diatribe against the workload and school times.


https://www.futurity.org/high-school-teen-sleep-academics-1932142-2/

Thesis: With a lot of work and not a lot of time, students get less sleep, and this affects their grades.
Teens need more sleep because their mind is still developing.
With them having a larger workload, teens get less sleep.
This affects their grades, schools with later start times help much more.

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