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Implementing a Flex Time Period
Learn about different types of flexible learning times and how they are used.
Lovett's Flex Fridays
Flex Fridays provide Lovett students a self-directed opportunity to explore areas of interest and need outside the regular curriculum.
Flexible Resource Allocation
As student needs drive the design of the learning environment in blended and personalized schools, all operational elements (staffing plans, space utilization, and time allocation) respond and adapt to support students in achieving their goals.
Flexible Working Groups
Teachers group students based on need and provide targeted instruction.
Flexible Learning Areas
Roots' Flexible Use of Time
Roots' daily calendar is very flexible, which allows teachers to meet with students on a frequent and as-needed basis.
Why Create A Flex Block?
Schools around the country have successfully personalized their students' learning by adding a flex block to their schedule. In what specific ways have students benefited? This video will explore five reasons – from real schools and educators - why...
Pleasant View's Flexible Use of Space
Pleasant View Elementary uses both classroom and central common spaces to match learning to task and accommodate different needs.
LPS Richmond Blended Learning Model Type: Flex
Navigate Math has adopted a flex blended learning structure.
How Can You Create A Flex Block?
Adding a flexible block of time to your school schedule can help personalize learning for your students. But with an already busy schedule, how can you add another block of time? Won't students be missing important class time? What does a 'flex...