Block Scheduling

Schools are set up in many different ways. There are differences in dress codes, grading systems, and scheduling. The standard scheduling is having nine periods during one day and lunch is included in those periods. There is also a type of scheduling called black/modular scheduling. This usually has four periods of class for one day. Lunch in this type of system is not included in these periods. Block scheduling should not be implemented in …

…will be hard to get. Also, teachers will not be able to plan lessons as easily. You can not stand and lecture for 90 minutes. This means teachers will have to plan different, mixed up lessons ("Block Scheduling: A Problem or a Solution). Schools should not use the block style of scheduling. This scheduling will harm the student academically, it will harm the student to teacher ratio, and it will take time away from the student.