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Block Scheduling: A Catalyst for Change in High Schools

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1. Re-Examining The American High School Schedule 2. Alternate Day Block Schedules 3. The 4/4 Semester Plan 4. More Intensive Scheduling: Quarter-On/Quarter-Off, Trimester, and Single-Course Plans 5. Instructional Terms Within The 180-Day School Year 6. Blending Scheduling Models 7. Schedules That Extend Teacher Planning And Professional Development Opportunities 8. Teaching In The Block

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