The association of circadian rhythms with academic, physical, and cognitive performance: A systematic review
Introduction. Biological cycles exist across diverse time spans. Circadian rhythms are the most thoroughly examined and significantly influence individuals. These rhythms in physiological measures are affected by cyclical variations in human actions and surroundings over a 24-hour duration. ...
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| description | Introduction. Biological cycles exist across diverse time spans. Circadian rhythms are the most thoroughly examined and significantly influence individuals. These rhythms in physiological measures are affected by cyclical variations in human actions and surroundings over a 24-hour duration. Aim. The present research aims to analyse the association of biorhythm factors with performance in students considering research in the field of chronobiology in relation to the educational field. Research methodology and methods. The present systematic review summarises 34 records treating sleep quality, lifestyle, and circadian preferences in their association with the academic, physical, and cognitive performance of students during their daily life; using a PRISMA model. Results. The current review paper has cited numerous studies that confirm the significant impact of sleep and circadian preference on a student’s academic, psychomotor, and cognitive performance. These two factors play a crucial role in the rhythmicity of a student’s life. Scientific novelty. This study introduces a novel interdisciplinary method that applies findings from the study of biological rhythms to education, revealing how these rhythms affect student learning and performance. By merging chronobiology with educational theory, it opens new research paths and enhances our understanding of the relationship between students’ circadian rhythms and their academic, cognitive and physical results, representing a significant progression in how the field of education is linked with chronopsychology. Practical significance. Educational professionals can use the results obtained to gain a deeper insight into how chronobiological factors may affect student performance, thereby enhancing their comprehension of student productivity and potentially identifying more efficient ways to improve it. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-c137cf8b52f743f28ff41c6cb2ce693d2025-02-03T11:51:55ZrusRussian State Vocational Pedagogical UniversityОбразование и наука1994-56392310-58282024-01-0126113317010.17853/1994-5639-2024-1-133-1701146The association of circadian rhythms with academic, physical, and cognitive performance: A systematic reviewIkram Sabaoui0Said Lotfi1Mohammed Talbi2Hassan II UniversityHassan II UniversityHassan II UniversityIntroduction. Biological cycles exist across diverse time spans. Circadian rhythms are the most thoroughly examined and significantly influence individuals. These rhythms in physiological measures are affected by cyclical variations in human actions and surroundings over a 24-hour duration. Aim. The present research aims to analyse the association of biorhythm factors with performance in students considering research in the field of chronobiology in relation to the educational field. Research methodology and methods. The present systematic review summarises 34 records treating sleep quality, lifestyle, and circadian preferences in their association with the academic, physical, and cognitive performance of students during their daily life; using a PRISMA model. Results. The current review paper has cited numerous studies that confirm the significant impact of sleep and circadian preference on a student’s academic, psychomotor, and cognitive performance. These two factors play a crucial role in the rhythmicity of a student’s life. Scientific novelty. This study introduces a novel interdisciplinary method that applies findings from the study of biological rhythms to education, revealing how these rhythms affect student learning and performance. By merging chronobiology with educational theory, it opens new research paths and enhances our understanding of the relationship between students’ circadian rhythms and their academic, cognitive and physical results, representing a significant progression in how the field of education is linked with chronopsychology. Practical significance. Educational professionals can use the results obtained to gain a deeper insight into how chronobiological factors may affect student performance, thereby enhancing their comprehension of student productivity and potentially identifying more efficient ways to improve it.https://www.edscience.ru/jour/article/view/3484circadian rhythmsleepchronotypeperformanceprisma |
| spellingShingle | Ikram Sabaoui Said Lotfi Mohammed Talbi The association of circadian rhythms with academic, physical, and cognitive performance: A systematic review Образование и наука circadian rhythm sleep chronotype performance prisma |
| title | The association of circadian rhythms with academic, physical, and cognitive performance: A systematic review |
| title_full | The association of circadian rhythms with academic, physical, and cognitive performance: A systematic review |
| title_fullStr | The association of circadian rhythms with academic, physical, and cognitive performance: A systematic review |
| title_full_unstemmed | The association of circadian rhythms with academic, physical, and cognitive performance: A systematic review |
| title_short | The association of circadian rhythms with academic, physical, and cognitive performance: A systematic review |
| title_sort | association of circadian rhythms with academic physical and cognitive performance a systematic review |
| topic | circadian rhythm sleep chronotype performance prisma |
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