Dubai Students And Teachers Are Suffering From The Internal Clock Syndrome This Winter Break And Its High-Key A Thing
It’s hard to break out of a routine and what better example of that than when schools finally go on winter/summer breaks. Two or three days into the break, one suffers of what is known as the ‘internal clock syndrome’ and nooo we didn’t make that up! Issa thing!
Kids, teachers, parents all go through that transition phase where for the first couple of days your body WILL just not go back to sleep after 7am and your stuck staring at your walls or your phone until you fall back to sleep. Ugh, the torture.
Emma Dibden, a Dubai resident confirms the ‘internal clock syndrome’ through her tweet earlier on Saturday
A week into the Christmas holidays and I still haven’t manage to shake off my brain’s own alarm clock! Guaranteed it will happen the day before we’re due back to school… just me? 😳#teacherproblems #busybrain pic.twitter.com/sEZG4u8gDe
— Emma Dibden (@EmmaDibden) December 21, 2019
Although, with students always being one step ahead, they’ve figured out a way to overcome their brain’s alarm clock… just sleep ALL DAY
Geniussss!
https://twitter.com/_FM_99/status/1207969451645325312
Nothing better than a nice cosy day all wrapped up in your blankly on a cold winter morning
Students be livin’ the life!
https://twitter.com/S_almutoori/status/1207026588195414016
Well one thing is for sure through all the social media updates… students are relaxing their little hineys off this winter vacay
Merry Christmas everyone! Feels like you’re already halfway through the year when you reach winter break. Make sure you rest, relax and spend lots of time with family and friends: work can wait until next year! 🎅🏼 👊🏼 pic.twitter.com/OU4oPMNhUM
— Mr Fossard (@FossardMr) December 20, 2019