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I dont see what the issue is, the kids have plenty of time to sleep, if they go to bed at 9 they can wake up at 6 with 8 hours of sleep and one hour to spare.
The biological clock of kids changes when they are teenagers, though. They tend to become night owls and thus they naturally feel tired at night.
The brain has adapted to be able to adapt to sleep patterns of all times of day. Kids stay up late because they don't appreciate the value of sleep.
Teens naturally go to bed later, and also need a lot more than 8 hours.
What time you go to bed is 100% up to you.
What time you force yourself to go to bed versus what time your body naturally falls asleep are two different things in current society.
Circadian rhythms exist and fluctuate.
but they can be controlled
The point is that we now know this to be true. Rather than try to shoehorn our biological needs in whatever spare pockets of time we can scrounge, we should focus on better adapting our society and it's systems to our needs at all stages of life.
Your bootstraps mentality is counterproductive.
The point is that there is no time period which teenagers are more able to fall asleep. They can fall asleep as easily at 8 as they can at 10.
there is no time period which teenagers are more able to fall asleep
This is unequivocally false. That's literally a part of the circadian cycle. We can more easily fall asleep at particular spans of our 24 hour cycle. These spans shift depending on our age.
Specifically concerning sleep patterns in adolescents and teenagers, see here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19546564/
I can't believe Sorgan71 was sitting on the cure to insomnia this whole time! When we go to bed is 100% up to us, of course! :3
this has nothing to do with insomnia