Sleep Basics
Brain & Body During Sleep
Sleep Problems & Habits
Sleep Hygiene Tips
Sleep & School Performance
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What is sleep hygiene?

Habits and routines that help you get good quality sleep

100

What does your body mainly do during sleep?

Repairs and restores itself

100

Name one habit that harms sleep.

Using screens before bed / caffeine / irregular sleep schedule

100

Name two good sleep habits.

Same sleep schedule / dark room / avoid screens / exercise

100

How does sleep help students in school?

Improves focus and memory

200

How many hours of sleep do teenagers need each night?

8-10 hours

200

What happens to muscles during deep sleep?

They repair and recover

200

What does blue light from screens affect?

Melatonin production

200

What should your bedroom be like for good sleep?

Dark, quiet, and cool

200

What happens to concentration when you don’t sleep enough?

It becomes harder to focus

300

Why is sleep important for teenagers specifically?

Because their brains and bodies are still developing

300

What does the brain do with information during sleep?

Processes and stores it into long-term memory

300

Why does caffeine make it harder to sleep?

It is a stimulant that increases alertness

300

Why should you avoid screens before bed?

They reduce melatonin and delay sleep

300

Why might someone forget answers on a test after staying up all night?

Sleep is needed to store long-term memory

400

What are the two main types of sleep mentioned in the presentation?

Deep sleep and REM sleep

400

What system cleans the brain during sleep?

The glymphatic system

400

Why doesn’t sleeping in on weekends fix sleep deprivation?

It disrupts the body’s sleep schedule

400

What helps regulate your sleep cycle during the day?

Getting natural sunlight

400

How does sleep affect reaction time?

Lack of sleep slows it down

500

What is REM sleep responsible for in the brain?

Memory, learning, emotional processing, and brain development

500

Why is deep sleep especially important for teens?

It supports growth, immune function, and physical recovery

500

What can stress do to your sleep?

Keeps the brain active and prevents relaxation

500

What is the ideal pre-sleep routine instead of screens?

Reading, stretching, or relaxing activities

500

What long-term academic effect can poor sleep cause?

Lower grades and reduced academic performance