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Flawed Schedules

March 18, 2009
By ryerye626 PLATINUM, Port Washington, Wisconsin
ryerye626 PLATINUM, Port Washington, Wisconsin
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School schedules are flawed. Having eight or so subjects to pay attention
to and get assignments done for is difficult. School should be one subject; ex.
Your first class is science, then you would only go to science class everyday
for a month. That way you would be able to put all of your focus in that one subject
and any extra curricular you may be in. Gym would also be a year long class,
four hours of science, then lunch, then two hours of more science and then gym.
(I'm having trouble explaining this, but it's a good idea.) After your month of science
is over you have a month or you next class, and it's like that until summer break.

All of your focus will be in one place. It's hard to focus in class, students
are often working on assignments for other classes because they weren't using
their time to their advantage. This way there's no study hall to say "I'm just going
to do this in my next study hall." The students will listen to the lectures because
they will have nothing else to do but listen.



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Dreamboat said...
on Apr. 2 2011 at 9:28 pm
Dreamboat, Madison, Wisconsin
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I would be one to agree with you as I myself do love science very much, but what about all of the other subjects? What about Math, history, and English? Maybe a foreign language or a cooking class. Dont you think that students would forget the subject by the time summer break rolles around? As a student myself I sometimes have trouble remembering what we learn last week. So how do you expect that students hold on to all of the knowlegde that they learned in the beginning of the school year to the end of it?