Slothing And Surfing: The Impact Of Sleep On Employee Training And Learning New Skills
Briefly

After a good night's sleep, participants demonstrated up to a 20% increase in speed and 35% improvement in accuracy of motor-skill learning. This underscores the essential role of sleep in enhancing skill acquisition.
Matthew Walker's research emphasizes that sleeping before learning optimizes the brain's capacity to form new memories, while sleeping afterward helps consolidate what has been learned.
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