Children's academic performance can be improved

Most children are slow to get up early in the morning, which causes them to wear to school late and have a negative effect on their academic performance, but medical experts say that if children do not Changing their school-going hours can improve their performance.

Children usually wake up two hours later than young adults, so changing their school hours according to their nature can have a positive effect on their performance. Oxford University professors Russell Foster and Colin Spy are soon launching a research project.

There will be more than 32,000 students from 106 schools. This study will examine the impact of sending children to school after they have completed their sleep to improve their academic performance.

Traffic fumes are harmful to children A new medical review has revealed that children who breathe in traffic fumes do not perform well in school.

Research by scientists has shown that air pollution reduces the ability to know and understand.

The study raises serious questions about British schools. Researchers have found that primary school students who are exposed to daily traffic fumes.

These children have poor learning and comprehension skills. Earlier, the British government was accused of violating the European Union before improving air quality.