Yea that's true. STNG did make it seem that folks were still learning about
their craft off hours which was interesting. In a couple of episodes, folks
had created something in their off time that was beneficial to the
situation.
The problem with the longer hours is having time for homework. A lot
Mr Worf, I agree with you about the need for removing distractions, but
still want the extra time put in. When I was in school, it was from 7:45 in
the morning to 3:00 in the afternoon, with forty minutes for lunch. Extra
time and work never hurt anyone.
And I had the same thought regarding Star T
I don't think that it is the amount of time in class but the focus. There
are too many distractions in school. Also I think that a lot of teachers
need retraining in their teaching methods. The results of the grades going
up can't be an anomaly. There are too many students that were involved.
This
IMO, Mr Worf, that that's the LAST thing we need. We're already lagging in
education. School weeks need to be upped to six days a week, for my two
cents' worth.
On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 9:56 PM, Mr. Worf wrote:
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4-day school weeks gain popularity across US
By DORIE TURNER, Associated Press Writer
Fri Jun 4, 9:16 am ET
FORT VALLEY, Ga. – During the school year, Mondays in this rural Georgia
community are for v
4-day school weeks gain popularity across US
By DORIE TURNER, Associated Press Writer
Fri Jun 4, 9:16 am ET
FORT VALLEY, Ga. – During the school year, Mondays in this rural Georgia
community are for video games, trips to grandma's house and hanging out at
the neighborhood community center.
Don'
