2021
DOI: 10.7203/rase.14.3.21626
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A deshora en la escuela

Abstract: El creciente cuerpo de evidencia en la literatura sobre cronobiología y cronomedicina cuestiona si la organización de los tiempos de aprendizaje escolar tiene en cuenta el tiempo biológico y, en particular, en relación con el tiempo para descansar y comer, y los ciclos de actividad académica alerta-fatiga. Tanto en los campos de los estudios de salud como de la educación, la preocupación es cada vez mayor por las consecuencias para la salud y el rendimiento académico de un desajuste permanente entre el reloj s… Show more

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“…Residents in countries located more west of their time zones tend to exhibit a later sleep-wake behaviour (2). The most extreme west country in the Central European Time zone (CET) is Spain (3,4), which makes its residents more vulnerable to be a late sleep chronotype and, consequently, more vulnerable to circadian misalignment (abnormal timing between different cycles) (5). In fact, as pointed out by Pin et al (6), 37% of adolescents aged 12 to 15 from the Valencia region (Spain) believe they get little sleep during the week.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Residents in countries located more west of their time zones tend to exhibit a later sleep-wake behaviour (2). The most extreme west country in the Central European Time zone (CET) is Spain (3,4), which makes its residents more vulnerable to be a late sleep chronotype and, consequently, more vulnerable to circadian misalignment (abnormal timing between different cycles) (5). In fact, as pointed out by Pin et al (6), 37% of adolescents aged 12 to 15 from the Valencia region (Spain) believe they get little sleep during the week.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%