EDUCATION BLOG

Our Education Blog is a resource for educators to learn more about flexible schedules for middle and high schools, scheduling tips, education trends and news, and more!

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Personalized Learning and Skilled Trades in the 21st Century

By |July 8th, 2016|Personalized Learning, STEM|

In a highly tech-driven world, much emphasis is put on preparing students with job skills that will enable them to be adaptable and innovative, specifically in tech, math, and science fields. And looking forward in the 21st century, these job skills will certainly be necessary, as the pace of technological advancements continues to accelerate. [...]

What We Learned — A Recap of SES16

By |May 5th, 2016|Uncategorized|

Our first ever conference has come and gone – and it was a fantastic experience! We met many inspirational teachers and school leaders from all over New England. Our presenters worked hard, and had so much to share! We were honored to have them come speak, and to host all of the educators who [...]

The Key to Differentiation in Competency Based Education: A Flexible Block Schedule

By |March 10th, 2016|Competency-Based Education, Flex Period, Professional Learning Communities|

If you’re in the education sphere, you've likely heard of competency based education. It’s been growing in popularity across the country, and rapidly becoming the focus of not only higher educational curriculum, but secondary schools as well. Competency based education focuses, not simply on grades, but outcomes based on actual knowledge.  In addition, differentiation, or [...]

Student Scheduling Software and Beyond: How to Meet the Challenges of RTI at the Secondary Level

By |November 5th, 2015|EdTech, Enriching Students Features, Flex Period, MTSS, RTI|

Schools all over the country are seeing the need to step up their game and provide students with a more personalized learning experience. In most cases, this calls for a change in the school schedule. Many schools have opted to make their schedule more flexible. Whether your school has implemented a Response to Intervention [...]

How Can You Avoid Frustrating Your Students?

By |October 8th, 2015|Growth Mindset, Personalized Learning, Student Voice|

What is education really about? Test scores and letter grades? Sometimes it certainly seems that way. But looking forward, there are a lot of positive changes being made -- or talked about. Sometimes talk of education reform may get away from what's actually important: the students. Kids will rely on the education they receive [...]

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