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Block scheduling is way better than every class every day, amirite?
by Anonymous12 years ago
Hell no! Then you forget all your work and forget about it and just don't do it
by Anonymous12 years ago
What? When I had block scheduling, I had every class every day.
by Anonymous12 years ago
lol at eugene ashley
by Anonymous12 years ago
Ross. Ashley is the best school in the city.
by Anonymous12 years ago
you've never been to new hanover. its amazing.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I'm used to having every class every day, so block scheduling is a little weird for me.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I've had the second thing for ten years or so, and finally switching was great, especially when I fucking hate a teacher/class.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Can someone explain to me the difference?
by Anonymous12 years ago
It's when you separate your classes into two days, so you have four classes a day, but they last about an hour and a half each.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Normal scheduling is when people have 6 periods for about an hour (unless they're taking 0 or 7th period which is 1 hour more before and/or after). Block scheduling is having 4 periods per day for 90 minutes. So say you have 6 periods. In block scheduling you would rotate everyday to fit 4 classes.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Kay, I've got 4 periods that last 72 minutes, the same everyday...
by Anonymous12 years ago
I guess it's different in each place then! I'm in California, where are you?
by Anonymous12 years ago
Beaver Country.
by Anonymous12 years ago
No. But I like revolving and tumbling schedules. I know they use block schedules at Good Council, though (if you live in the Maryland/DC area) . . .
by Anonymous12 years ago
It's bittersweet, because at my school we switch classes after 2 semesters so like by the time you get used to everyone you have to get a different schedule. It's refreshing to see new faces halfway through the year though.
by Anonymous12 years ago
except when theres a cute guy in that class and you want to see him everyday!
by Anonymous12 years ago
Block scheduling is FANTASTIC. On 'B' days at my school we have a 90 minuted (required!) study hall, so I get an elective credit AND all of my homework done at school. Normal scheduling in middle school was hellish.
by Anonymous12 years ago
block schedule! fuck yeah!
by Anonymous12 years ago
In my school's block schedule, we have the same four classes every day for a whole semester, then switch once the new semester starts. There are some classes that are A and B, though, where it's taken for the whole school year.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I like having every class every day. Each class is shorter so the day seems faster.
However block scheduling is nice when you have free periods.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Ah. I love college.
by Anonymous12 years ago
My school schedule:
A day: B day:
Class 1 Class 7
Class 2 Class 8
Class 3 Class 1
Class 4 Class 2
Class 5 Class 3
Class 6 Class 4
C day: D day
Class 5 Class 3
Class 6 Class 4
Class 7 Class 5
Class 8 Class 6
Class 1 Class 7
Class 2 Class 8
It's sorta confusing.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I would hate that! Block scheduling is confusing enough as it is! lol
by Anonymous12 years ago
Haha yeah! But it's sorta fun... it shakes things up :) lol.
by Anonymous12 years ago
My school works on a 10 day cycle (so it starts over every two weeks). We have seven 45-minute periods every day, except Mondays when we have assembly, then there are only six. There are some days when we have all 7 our subjects, and others where we only have about 4 or five (because we sometimes have double periods)
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