 | Project title | Cramming and restful sleep |
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Description | ||
| Anyone who has ever been a student most likely has experienced cramming for an exam or staying up late to complete a paper. For some students, this is their normal method of study, some claiming that they do better when they wait until the last minute. Does waiting to the last minute to do an assignment really work best? In this experiment you will track students' grades under both conditions: restful sleep and pulling an "all nighter." | ||
Instructions preview | ||
| * This science experiment will require you to identify participants for the experiment: You will need students who routinely wait until the night before to study for an exam or complete an assignment. Additionally, you will need students who routinely get a full night?s sleep before exam day. * These participants will need to agree to report to you, over a period of three months (as it would be difficult to determine how often teachers conduct exams or tests, it does not matter how many tests are taken. Instead, record the data over a period of 3 months, regardless ..... | ||
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