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Sleep is more than mere rest, it is a dynamic process that is crucial for memory, brain development, emotional wellbeing, and academic performance. Students require both quantity and quality sleep to thrive inside and outside the classroom. This article explores how sleep shapes learning, behaviour, and long-term potential, grounded in current neuroscience and realworld case studies.
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