In‐person vs home schooling during the COVID‐19 pandemic: Differences in sleep, circadian timing, and mood in early adolescence

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Pineal Research, August 2021

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@StephenPunwasi https://t.co/V7EhOmejqf Nope. Most kids thrived. We’ve thrown them back into this mess for the economy because people like you spread this crap. Just no.

@michaelryan756 Michael, the only data I have seen relates to home-schooling during the COVID pandemic and the broad thrust seems to favour home schooling as having a positive impact on mood etc. https://t.co/9IXBDVgbmT https://t.co/Z6dbNRIcIi

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Study results suggest need for "greater focus on delaying timing of activities in the morning, such as school commuting time & school start times, as potential targets for interventions to increase sleep in adolescents.” #PublicHealth via @JStone_247 …

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