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PLCs and Flex Time: A Strategy to Meet the Needs of All Students

By |November 22nd, 2020|Activity Periods, Flex Period, Personalized Learning, Professional Learning Communities, Social-Emotional Learning|

How can teachers meet the needs of all students? It may seem like a daunting task.Teachers really want to help students. But, kids all have unique interests as well as socio-emotional and academic needs. In this post we'll look at how a school that functions as a real PLC, and incorporates regular flex time, [...]

Genius Hour, Reinvented

By |November 13th, 2020|Genius Hour, Podcasts, STEM|

Genius Hour isn't a new concept. Schools take roughly an hour and allow students to work on something they really want to work on. It may be easier to do this in elementary schools than middle or high schools, when students are taking so many classes, where do you find the time? Some schools [...]

3 Reasons Not to Cut Your Flex Period This Year

By |November 2nd, 2020|Flex Period, Personalized Learning, Social-Emotional Learning, Student Voice|

Teachers are stressed. Parents are stressed. Students are stressed. The past few school years have been overwhelming for just about everyone. As schools have done their best to try to navigate how to safely give students the best learning experience they can, they’ve had to make some tough decisions.In many schools this has meant paring [...]

School Schedules During COVID-19 – A Guide to assist schools

By |July 8th, 2020|Back to School, Distance Learning, Equity, Remote Learning|

School schedules are what we like to talk about at Enriching Students, especially those that are flexible, adaptable to student needs, and a little on the less-traditional side. But as school schedules during Covid-19 take shape ahead of the 2020-2021 school year, things are looking a whole lot less traditional. And that’s an understatement. The [...]

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