Regular Exercise Could Be the Key to Children Getting Good Grades in School

Posted by [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · January 18, 2022

Published in Families, Culture, Education, Health Issues, Teen Behaviors

According to a recent study, a correlation exists between a child’s cardiorespiratory health and academic success.

Intense Childhood Anxiety May Lead to Psychosis During Adulthood

Posted by [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · January 17, 2022

Published in Families, Culture, Family Life, Mental Health, Teen Behaviors

Children and young teens who constantly experience high levels of anxiety are more likely to develop psychosis by their early 20s, according to researchers from the University of Birmingham.

Culture Post: Parents Get More Sleep When Middle and High Schools Start Later in the Morning

By [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · January 14, 2022

Published in Families, Culture, Education, Family Life, Parenting

A new study finds moving back the start times for middle and high school students by an hour helps the parents of these adolescents get more sleep each week.

Study on Teenager Sleep Impacts Has Once Again Proven School Should Start Later

Posted by [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · January 13, 2022

Published in Families, COVID-19, Culture, Education, Teen Behaviors

A new study from Switzerland found that as teens got more sleep during COVID-19 lockdowns, their health-related quality of life improved significantly and their consumption of alcohol and caffeine went down.

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