Sleeping & Napping Tips
Napping Tips
According to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) and the National Sleep
Foundation recommends that adults get between 7 - 9 hours of sleep each night. Studies
have shown that getting consistent sleep each night can regulate mood and is related
to learning and memory functions. It may also be a critical factor in overall health,
weight and energy level.
Did you know that taking a 20-30 minute nap could improve your academic performance? Follow the tips below and you will be on your way to success!
- Limit your nap to 20-30 minutes. This will boost your alertness, productivity and concentration.
- Set an alarm to wake you up in 20-30 minutes.
- Nap in the late morning or early afternoon. If you nap late in the day you may disrupt your nighttime sleep.
- Minimize sleep distractions with a dark and quiet place to nap. Use an eyeshade and earplugs.