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ok, so i was at the most interesting class of all week. and while the teacher was talking i fell asleep .
i have had no sleeping problems or anything, so i cant understand why i was so tired.
good thing only the guy sitting next to me noticed it (altho he drew all over my papers)

You may want to get chked out by a doctor...some people have sleep apnea etc...and dont know it... narcolepsy also is another sleeping disease...

=)

nah i dont think its something serious like that(altho it could be my diabetes messing up)

i believe there is an evil warlock who put a spell on me, so i would miss all the fun stuff in school (but be awake during the crappy lessons)

That sucks if you sleep through the good classes. I feel really tired too sometimes, a lot more lately, but I haven't slept in class yet... I tired sleeping in library though once. Didn't work, lol.

Sleep. I love the stuff! Some days I sleep in until 2pm. Done with HighSchool, but I did fall asleep in class a few times...

i'don't have any sleeping problems, i just love to sleep i sleep in alomost in every class, (its fun to see the teachers face when right after i was snoring lodly threw one of thier lectures )

Mrh. It happens; sometimes I can't bring myself to pay any attention whatsoever.

On a lighter note, on occasion I've managed to actually extricate permission to sleep from teachers

Generally only during a test after I'm done, or while waiting for remenants of the class to finish up something, but it's enough. Funny how I can do short naps easily in the daytime like that, but sometimes it can take me an hour to get to sleep at night.

Yeah i am known for falling asleep in class i hate it and i wish i could stay awake. The more sleep i get the worse it is though sighs.

I began having the same thing happening about half-way into college. That's when my caffiene habit began.

It's not neccessarily a sign of any medical problem. It can be normal. Not that it's neccessarily desirable. But, it's normal.

But, wolves are nocturnal; daytime drowsiness sometimes goes along with... never mind; forget I said anything.

I sleep way too much I think. I like to stay up late, sometimes till 3-4ish in the morning. Then I go to sleep, and get up around 2 pm(sometimes, if I got nothing else better to do) I take day naps pretty frequently as well. I sometimes wonder if I have a problem...psycological or otherwise

I'm kinda wierd. I have like no energy in the day time but I seem to have a ton at night. I barely sleep either. HUH

That can happen sometimes. I've already nodded off a few times in my English class already, which is odd since that's my favorite subject, meanwhile the the other three classes that I'm none too thrilled to be taking (African Literature, Microeconomics, and Biological Environments of Canada (BiEnCa) have kept my attention from start to finish.

I think it's because most of the stuff in English is stuff I already know, so since I can predict half of what's going to come out of her mouth, that's what gets me to nod off. That could just be the case with your class -- our favorite classes tend to be the ones we're good at, so if you feel like you're being baby-talked or being lectured about something you think you should know by now, you might be more likely to zone. The other class I fell asleep in more than once, for example, was Oral Interpretation, and having been a stand-up artist in training back then too, a lot of her lectures felt really pointless.

What class was it that you fell asleep in anyway?

Scott Gardener wrote:But, wolves are nocturnal; daytime drowsiness sometimes goes along with... never mind; forget I said anything.

Gah, now you'll have set off the placebo effect on all of us. Well, as this thread indicates, it might not be much of a change, but still...

Anyway, if you find yourself sleeping more when you get more sleep, it's probably just lethargy; try going for a nice long walk in the mornings before school. Physical activity tends to do away with that sort of thing, and I find the cold brings the world into wonderful sharpness. Not sure why, I just seem to think more clearly when everyone else is shivering and running for a coat...

I messed up my sleep schedule back when I graduated high school. I've pretty much given up on repairng it by now.

I would always fall asleep in class, and people would always try to do stuff to me, but I would always wake up whenever they got close.

I can never fall completly asleep in a class room, it doesnt feel right than having my bed. All I do is rest my eyes and lay my head on top of my arm.