Study on sleep quality and learning outcomes of college students

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This paper aims to study on the relationship of Independent College Students' sleep quality and learning outcomes. By means of PSQI, general questionnaire, and self learning questionnaire, the writer conducted a questionnaire survey to 1325 students who came from Jitang College of Hebei United University. From the poor sleep quality, and the students whose academic performance ranking the bottom 30%, we random extract 124 college students, implement Chinese medicine health education and self-massage to improve sleep quality, once a month having a sleep quality survey, and at the end of the semester, having the academic sort. After sleep quality improved of 124 college students, 68.64% of college students' academic sort getting into preceding 70% of the total top, and learning outcomes improved significantly. Conclusion: Students sleep quality affect learning outcomes. © 2012 Springer-Verlag.

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Tian, J. L., Li, J. L., & Niu, J. Z. (2012). Study on sleep quality and learning outcomes of college students. In Communications in Computer and Information Science (Vol. 308 CCIS, pp. 152–157). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-34041-3_23

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