Search Results
- Clear Filters
- School Type
- Grade
- Stage
- Audience
Your Selection:
Teacher Discusses Flexibility in Groupings at Roots
Roots teacher, Lecksy Wolk, shares how small group composition is influenced both by academic and behavioral needs.Transcript: Lecksy Wolk: it's interesting because they're very – they're not static. We made a change yesterday based on a behavioral...
Implementing a Flex Time Period
Learn about different types of flexible learning times and how they are used.
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...
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...
Secondary School Flexible Scheduling Structures for Personalized Pathways
An infographic highlighting various ways to use the school schedule flexibly to create more opportunities for personalized learning.
Extension Classes at Cisco
Educators at Cisco use Extension Classes to clarify student understanding of class concepts and fill in knowledge gaps.
Creating Extra Time for Student Support in Extension Classes
Extension classes provide extra time for all 6th grade students and specific 7th grade students to get the academic supports they need.
West Belden's Extended core content blocks and planning time
West Belden uses block scheduling for core content areas to ensure enough time for differentiation.
Bronx Arena’s Master Schedule
By allowing more flexibility with time and physical space, Bronx Arena has created systems and structures to foster authentic relationships and inspire students in an open forum type model.
Activity-Based Collaborative Learning Labs
Learning Labs are subject-focused, asynchronous courses that provide students with unique subject options and opportunities to collaborate with their peers.