Throughout module 7, we learned about sleep and distracted driving which are both very important topics.
Sleep is important for mental and physical reasons. You need to let your mind and body rest, in order to be efficient during the day. Without a good nights rest, you'll be fatigued, irritable, and possibly even forgetful. The amount of sleep you get each night matters because each stages serves its own purpose. During a one of the stages called REM (rapid eye movement), you're temporarily paralyzed so your organs can rest. Your mental isn't the only thing that can be exhausted, your body can become exhausted as well. For more information about sleep, why its important, and ways to improve how you sleep, click here.
I agreed strongly with our textbook's definition of distracted driving, "anything that diverts a person's attention away from the primary task of driving.". Since it's literally impossible for our brain to focus on two seperate things at once, it's safe to say that you shouldn't be doing anything expcet driving when you're in control of any motor vehicle. Using your phone without hands-free assistance and eating are two common examples of distracted driving, which I witness almost daily. For more information on distracted driving, death tolls, and stay safe, click here.
Sleep is important for mental and physical reasons. You need to let your mind and body rest, in order to be efficient during the day. Without a good nights rest, you'll be fatigued, irritable, and possibly even forgetful. The amount of sleep you get each night matters because each stages serves its own purpose. During a one of the stages called REM (rapid eye movement), you're temporarily paralyzed so your organs can rest. Your mental isn't the only thing that can be exhausted, your body can become exhausted as well. For more information about sleep, why its important, and ways to improve how you sleep, click here.
I agreed strongly with our textbook's definition of distracted driving, "anything that diverts a person's attention away from the primary task of driving.". Since it's literally impossible for our brain to focus on two seperate things at once, it's safe to say that you shouldn't be doing anything expcet driving when you're in control of any motor vehicle. Using your phone without hands-free assistance and eating are two common examples of distracted driving, which I witness almost daily. For more information on distracted driving, death tolls, and stay safe, click here.
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