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    input from all vested groups, and maintain equality between grades and all programming (Hinkley, 1999). Studies that demonstrated multifaceted improvements tended to come from schools who had spent more effort in designing their own version of block scheduling, rather than simply adapting a tested model that was successful

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    Effects of Block Scheduling on Academic Achievement in Secondary Mathematics Since the dawn of time, it has been one of man’s goals to constantly improve oneself. Education is one way in which man is able to improve their ability to reason, their potential earnings, and a variety of others. It is this drive to improve oneself that education is continually under the microscope. The scrutiny of education reached an all-time high in 1983 when A Nation at Risk was published (Evans, McCray, Rice & Tokarczyk

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    all this trouble block scheduling. Block scheduling is 4x4 schedule planning which would switch even and odd classes every other day with 88 minute classes. With friday being a traditional school day schedule. This schedule also includes 8 minutes between classes and a 30 minute lunch.

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    4x4 Block Scheduling

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    many other things are issues. One such issue is class scheduling. I believe 4x4 scheduling would be a better option for everyone. 4x4 block scheduling would be easier.. Teachers have to teach 3 classes for 90 minutes each and get a 90 minute planning period, which gives teachers time to prepare for the class. Teachers even have less students to teach with the 4x4 schedule which means less papers to grade. Also for students, 4x4 block scheduling is less overwhelming than A/B. 8 classes at a time is

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    that block scheduling helps teachers develop more personalized relationships with their students and students have fewer classes to focus on each semester. With Fewer classes per semester the students can focus more on the classes that they are enrolled in. Block Scheduling also is used in most colleges and it is getting installed in more and more high schools every year. If we really are a college prep school then shouldn't we be using a block schedule to get ready for college? Block scheduling

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    day as opposed to being absent when following a block schedule. Students have a greater opportunity to keep up with his or her’s missed assignments due to classes meeting every day of the week. On the other hand, since block scheduling only allows for students to attend each class only three times a week, absences result in a larger amount of material not learned as well as causing students to fall behind in their studies. However, block scheduling could also be seen as beneficial because students

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    Many students undergo an extreme amount of stress as they try to manage their time after school to complete all homework assignments and participate in extracurricular activities. Is changing to a block schedule the next step and remedy for this problem? Mr. Struhs recently proposed a modified block schedule for Kwajalein Jr/Sr High School. This schedule calls for ninety-minute class periods on Wednesday through Saturday. On Tuesday, students are to go to all seven class periods for the normal forty

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    Block Scheduling Cons

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    letting them skip their class, students just have class every other day. This is possible under block scheduling, a new way to organize a school day. Block scheduling has been a main cause of controversy in the United States. In order to understand block scheduling, one must know the background, the pros, the cons, and the effect it would have on a class such as Advanced Composition. First, block scheduling remakes the traditional schedule to form three or four periods of ninety minutes instead of

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    Block Schedule Benefits

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    Why Block Schedules Are Beneficial to High School Students I currently attend a class at Northwest Vista College, which is two days of the week and is and seventy-five minutes long. This class is more difficult than any other class I have, yet I have higher success in this class than my others. I am more successful because I have more time to study for such class, and because I am exposed to more interaction with my teacher. Not only is there more study time, my teacher equally has time to prepare

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    Block Scheduling Analysis

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    Blocked Scheduling Brooks, Jason W. "NHS Block Scheduling Advantages Outlined." Newton Daily News (IA), 27 Apr. 2016. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=n5h&AN=2W63010850817&site=ehost-live. In this outline, Jason W. Brooks goes over what advantages the principle of Newton High School in Iowa, Bill Peters promoted during his speech with the Newton Community School District Board of Education. Peter’s speech consisted of the positives that come along with having a blocked schedule

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