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8:15am is pretty darn early for an every day start. I know that personally I find starting work even at 9am less than ideal, and so shift those hours forward. Y
by annabellish 9y ago
8:15am is pretty darn early for an every day start. I know that personally I find starting work even at 9am less than ideal, and so shift those hours forward. You can't do that with school for obvious reasons, but that doesn't mean people who aren't morning people are lazy and unmotivated.
- paulddraper 9y ago> 8:15am is pretty darn early for an every day start. ??? That's less than 4 hours before noon.... Most americans[1] are awake by 6:30am. If you sleep past 7:30am you are in the last 1 out of 6. [1] http://www.edisonresearch.com/wake-me-up-series-2/ http://www.edisonresearch.com/wake-me-up-series-2/
- annabellish 9y agoOkay? 8:15am is the start of _a school day_, not the point at which a student wakes up. That's significantly earlier than the average work day, and nobody suggested the average worker woke at 9am. Are we just assuming students don't have commute times here? That isn't true for a _lot_ of people.