There has been a lot of debates if students would study harder if the school day was shorter or not. First and foremost, when the school day be shorter, the last sessions youngsters will take. However, Students will concentrate more and focus in classes more when they take a shorter day because when they have a long day their focus decreased by the more sessions they take. Last but not least when the school day is shorter the more opportunity students, teenagers would have to spend time with families and have have a laser time which will make their bones between family be stronger and to sum up I reckon that yes students should have a shorter day this will help them to to have to to have a better critical thinking because they will study alone which is better for them.
Band 6+: Students would studyHarder If The School day was shorter-amount of time available for lessons-students ability to concentrate in class-increased time with family and for hobbies
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There has been a lot of debate about whether students would study harder if the school day was shorter. First and foremost, when the school day is shorter, the last sessions students will take are fewer. However, students will concentrate and focus more in classes when they have a shorter day because, with a long day, their focus decreases with the number of sessions they take. Last but not least, when the school day is shorter, students and teenagers would have more opportunities to spend time with family and have leisure time, which will strengthen their bonds with family. To sum up, I reckon that yes, students should have a shorter day. This will help them to develop better critical thinking because they will study independently, which is better for them.
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