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Ammons, T. Lorraine; And Others – 1995
Research has revealed that students' alertness and attentiveness are affected by time of day preferences. A review of relevant literature indicated that preferences are significant in predicting performance levels for school children, and that matching students with peak times is not only beneficial for academic subjects, but also influences…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Attention, Class Organization, Cognitive Style