You Snooze you... Win?
“Buzz”, off goes the alarm clock, awakening Taft sophomore Martin Villanos at 6 a.m. When he gets himself together, he realizes its time to start off a fresh new week of school. Villanos’ eyes slowly open as he hits the snooze button on the alarm clock. As he hesitates to get up out of bed, he looks at the time and it is suddenly 6:05 a.m. In a matter of seconds, he arises from bed and begins his daily morning routine to prepare for school.When asked about sleeping habits, Villanos claims, “Sometimes it’s really hard to just wake up in the morning because I only get 7-8 hours of sleep.” Besides just attending school from 7:30-2:30, he has to deal with after school practices for Naval JROTC and Geometry tutoring. “There are times when I don’t get home until 5pm and I still hav
An example of a day with an inadequate amount of sleeping, may also cause you to be sent to discipline instead of the nurses’ office. Villanos tells of an experience when he fell asleep during Geometry class because he was up until 11:30pm doing his Geometry homework. “I was so tired and I tried to keep myself awake but it didn’t work. The next thing I know, the teacher was sending me to the discipline office because I was sleeping in class. I felt that I should’ve been able to get an E.D. or at least be sent into the nurses’ office instead of getting in trouble.” e to eat and do my homework which hardly gives me time for anything else.” However when he does get enough sleep, he is able to perform well academically, socially, and physically without the use of caffeine products su
Some topics in this essay:
Sleep Foundation”,
Martin Villanos,
JROTC Geometry,
Martin Villanos’,
Leon Rojas,
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lack sleep,
“there times,
sleeping habits,
nurses’ office,
school activities,
alarm clock,
attending school,
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