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Why Kids Need Recess
Yes, kids need a break too. Whether it is in the school or during the study hours at home, they too deserve a break. Many studies indicate that kids will learn at a better pace when they are offered frequent breaks.
So, forcing your kid to study for long stretches isn't a wise decision both in the school and at home. Also, kids tend to process the information one bit at a time and it becomes very difficult if you force your kid to study too much without a break.
And then a break would surely enhance the focus of your child. After a break, your kid tends to work with a refreshed mind and this helps him process more information and absorb it well.
Apart from all these things, sending your kid out into the natural light is also important. Many studies say that sunlight stimulates the human biological clock.
And
yes,
the
immunity
of
your
kid
needs
sunlight
regularly.
Keeping
kids
indoors
for
the
whole
day
isn't
a
wise
thing
in
the
growing
age.
Also,
your
kid
can
de-stress
during
every
break.
Without
beaks,
the
stress
would
buildup
and
cause
frustration
in
kids.
They
would
hate
studies
if
you
never
allow
them
to
take
short
breaks.
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