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Centra, John A.; Sobol, Marion G. – Research in Higher Education, 1974
Evaluations of the interim term or 4-1-4 program at various colleges have been generally favorable. A detailed evaluation of the Rider College interim study program based on faculty and student reports indicated that the more nontraditionally oriented courses were rated higher than the more traditional offerings. (Editor/PG)
Descriptors: Flexible Scheduling, Higher Education, Program Evaluation, Scheduling
Drake, George A. – Critique, 1973
The Colorado College Plan was designed to reconstitute the academic calendar so that student and faculty time would be used more productively. Courses are offered one at a time, rather than simultaneously, in nine blocks, each 3 1/2 weeks in length. The fall semester encompasses four of these blocks and the spring semester contains five. Each…
Descriptors: Curriculum Design, Educational Innovation, Educational Programs, Flexible Scheduling
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Mandell, Alan; Herman, Lee – Adult Learning, 2008
Over the past 30+ years, many colleges have made themselves more accessible for adult students. These innovations include flexible scheduling, online learning, professionally-oriented degrees, and credit for what students already know. However, there is more work to be done, particularly in the areas of financial aid for the very large number of…
Descriptors: Electronic Learning, Flexible Scheduling, Mentors, Online Courses
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Superfine, Alison Castro – Mathematics Educator, 2008
Planning is an important phase of teaching, during which teachers make decisions about various aspects of instruction that ultimately shape students' opportunities to learn. Prior research on teacher planning, however, fails to adequately describe experienced teachers' planning decisions, and is unclear about the extent to which teachers use…
Descriptors: Mathematics Curriculum, Curriculum Development, Scheduling, Educational Planning
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Hill, Duncan L. – College Quarterly, 2008
Focusing on the current timetabling process at the University of Toronto Mississauga, I apply David Wesson's theoretical framework in order to understand how increasing enrolment interacts with a decentralized timetabling process to limit the flexibility of course schedules, and the resultant impact on educational quality. I then apply Robert…
Descriptors: Scheduling, Courses, Educational Quality, Administrative Organization
Myers, Nicholas J. – Principal, 2008
All children can learn. When principals and faculties fully embrace this core belief and demonstrate it to students, parents, and each other, significant improvements in academic performance can result. However, while it is certainly true that all children are capable of academic success, it is also true that learning occurs at different rates.…
Descriptors: Block Scheduling, School Schedules, Elementary Schools, Academic Standards
Ripmaster, Terry M. – NJEA Review, 1971
Some ways to pass the last days of school are discussed. (CK)
Descriptors: Educational Planning, Scheduling
Day, Arthur E. – Audiovisual Instr, 1969
Descriptors: Computers, Films, Scheduling
Buchanan, Paul C.; Schindler-Rainman, Eva – Training Develop J, 1969
Descriptors: Scheduling, Training Laboratories
Sorenson, Burke – Teaching Music, 2007
Musical theatre is one of the great genres of music, yet very few community theatres use live music to accompany their productions. Sadly, many community theatres that formerly employed pit orchestras are replacing them with electronic music. Some producers would welcome live music, but they worry about the potential cost. There are so many…
Descriptors: Musicians, Music, Theater Arts, Community Organizations
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Pitfield, Maggie; Morrison, Liz – Journal of Education for Teaching: International Research and Pedagogy, 2009
This article investigates school mentors' perspectives on their role in training student-teachers following an initial teacher education (ITE) programme via a flexible learning route. The paper draws upon data gathered from focus groups and interviews to examine how mentors are redefining their role in response to the opportunities and challenges…
Descriptors: Preservice Teacher Education, Mentors, Focus Groups, Teaching Experience
Davis-Wiley, Patricia; And Others – 1995
Several studies have found that an inordinate amount of potential instructional time is lost in the American secondary school classroom. This paper briefly overviews the history and types of block scheduling in secondary schools and presents findings of a study that examined the perceptions of administrators and teachers in two large eastern…
Descriptors: Extended School Day, Flexible Scheduling, High Schools, Scheduling
Queen, J. Allen – 2003
Block scheduling encourages increased comprehensive immersion into subject matter, improved teacher-student relationships, and decreased disciplinary problems. While block scheduling may offer many advantages, moving to a block schedule from conventional scheduling can be a major adjustment for both students and teachers. This guide is intended to…
Descriptors: Block Scheduling, Curriculum Development, Elementary Secondary Education, Flexible Scheduling
Lewis, Roben W. – 1999
This paper discusses why scheduling is a valuable but untapped resource for school improvement. It reviews some of the problems that are alleviated through scheduling, focusing on the benefits of block scheduling. The text discusses the fragmentation of instructional time and how this is an issue at all levels of precollegiate education. It offers…
Descriptors: Block Scheduling, Discipline, Educational Environment, Educational Improvement
Meyer, Gwen – 2001
This booklet examines issues related to time in education. After describing the increasing number of roles teachers play in their schools and their lack of time to do everything, the booklet explains that in order to achieve improved student outcomes, teachers need time to do their work. Teaching requires time for professional development,…
Descriptors: Block Scheduling, Elementary Secondary Education, Flexible Scheduling, Planning
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