Sleep is essential for memory consolidation from "summary" of How We Learn by Benedict Carey
Sleep, as it turns out, is more than just a time for rest and relaxation. It is during sleep that our brains are hard at work, consolidating memories and solidifying what we have learned throughout the day. Research has shown that sleep plays a crucial role in memory formation, helping us retain information and skills for the long term.
When we sleep, our brains go through different stages of sleep, including deep sleep and REM sleep. During these stages, our brains are actively processing and organizing memories, making connections between new information and what we already know. This process is essential for memory consolidation, as it helps strengthen neural pathways and reinforce the information we have learned.
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