The role of ICTs on the function of sleep and its effects on learning and brai

Sevasti Kapsi * and Spyridoula Katsantoni

University of Thrace, Greece.
 
Review Article
Article DOI: 10.30574/gscarr.2023.16.1.0309
Publication history: 
Received on 05 June 2023; revised on 12 July 2023; accepted on 14 July 2023
 
Abstract: 
Numerous strategies have the potential to improve learning. Since memory is a fundamental cognitive skill that underpins learning, many approaches are employed in education to enhance it. If learning is a natural process, does this mean that there is a natural mechanism that supports learning? It is confirmed in this review that sleep is such a mechanism. According to the population's age, various effects of sleep on the brain and learning are supported by the research on this topic. For proper brain development and cognition, sleep is a crucial activity. In order to effectively exploit this knowledge and create fresh educational initiatives, additional studies need be conducted.
 
Keywords: 
Sleep; Memory; Learning; Cognitive Enhancement.
 
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