School should be year round because the current public school schedule is out dated. Plus, the teachers would be able to fit more curriculum into their school year. Also, students would get short and more frequent breaks.…
"Short breaks are always replenishing and students as well as the teachers can resume their schedules with renewed vigor, a fresher mind and great zeal."(Year-Round School Advantages and Disadvantages).…
The students “A real plus not practical with a year-round schedule is students can use traditional summer breaks to gain work experience, to take specialized courses or remedial tutoring, to learn swimming, practice music, study the arts or just for family time and vacations, all of which shape a student's character.” (Jensen) Instead of extending the school year, educators should concentrate more on improving the quality of time now being spent in school.…
Have you ever wondered why teachers take a whole month to review everything from the previous year or why students tend to forget everything? Every year, students are keeping their calendars at hand and counting down the days until summer vacation. It’s the last day of school and when the final bell rings, kids are ready to do nothing for three months. However, is this really a good thing? The possibility of having year-round schools is at hot debate topic right now and it is time for change from traditional calendar schools. Schools should incorporate a system where schooling is year-round instead of having a long summer break because this allows for more learning and would prevent the problem of students forgetting everything they’ve learned the previous year.…
My opinion is that schools should not have year round because of the reasons I stated.I want students to work and have fun so they don't get bored.School is good but year round school is too much.Kids need rest and play time.Schools will have to use more money than they want to and they should save up for new things.I suggest you talk to your principal about this so they don't have year round…
Would a year-round school schedule improve students’ academic performance? There are many debates on whether schools should extend their educational calendar to a full year. While year-round school schedules have their share of benefits, there are also negative outcomes. People often claim the more the better, but what really matters is the quality, not quantity, of education. Year-round schooling should not be organized because students may develop health issues, wouldn’t be prepared for college, and students may miss out on other opportunities during the summer.…
There are many approaches that might interest you about year-round schools, but here are three that I find interesting. The first fact about year-round school is that they have short breaks every so often. In the article Year Round School vs. Traditional Schedules in Public Schools it states, “...many schools are getting rid of the traditional summer vacation, yet are simultaneously providing students with more frequent and consistent breaks from school.” Since the traditional summer vacation of around 3 months is no longer essential some experts are saying that the traditional schools are not what is best for today’s children. The second fact about year-round school is that they have schedules that may very slightly. In the article it states, “...the most popular schedule is what’s called a 45-15 plan…”. Which means that children go to school for 45 days and then have 15 days off. The last fact about year-round school is that many states and places have taken part in the year-round…
Children need a long break so their minds are ready for the next year of school. Children might forget what they learn, but it leaves more room for their brains to learn more the next year. We would have less time to spend with family and friends also. I have a friend that lives down state and she comes up every summer break so if she had year-round schooling and I didn't, she wouldn't be able to come up and hang out with me and vise versa.…
Ring Ring! there's go the alarm clock, Oh yeah! I have to go to school. Think about it, three months of not using anything that we learned during the school year and we are expected to effectively jump back from that. With year-round schooling, we can better transition to the next grade without having to recap what we learned in the previous year.This point can be proven in three basic concepts; First, less schooldays wasted, more days progressing and advancing. Secondly, year-round schooling will create less stress for students and teachers . Finally, information can be retained faster, save time for the teachers, and improve test grades.…
Students are best served in a traditional school system. Just imagine what it would be like to have to go to school in the middle of what would be a traditional year round summer vacation. That is a reality for thousands of kids across the United States. This is why I believe that the traditional school system is more beneficial than a year round system. Year round schools have disruptive schedules, the day amounts end up being the same in year round and traditional school and, year round schools cost more to maintain and run year round.…
The students not having a Summer vacation isn't convenient for those who have friends and family who doesn't attend year round school. Planning for family vacations such as , cruises, family reunions and going…
I have some facts to support this reason. year round school would mess with the student's family's plans they had for during the summer. Schooling, if we had less vacation time it would mess with our imagination. All we would know is fact's math, and how to read and do all of the other subjects that the school teaching, but if the school…
Instead of getting one huge break at the end of the year you get multiple breaks. Not only is it beneficial for students and teachers, parents avoid the pricy trips and over populated places when it comes to vacations. Because students would still be in school when the summer times rolls around. Like most schools they follow a single schedule,with a year round school year they follow a multi task schedule which means teachers alternate every break so…
The subject I chose to talk about was, “Should school be year round?” The debate for year round school and a traditional school year has been the main subject of the school committee meetings for many years. Even though some people from other countries like Japan go to school year-round because of their religion. It has always been a debate across the nation on this subject; whether school should be year round or not. My opinion is that school shouldn’t be year round.…
Many schools in the United States are beginning to change their school calendar so their students attend class all year round. The changes still allow the students time off in the summer, but they do not have the three months of break most students in America receive traditionally. Instead, they get a break of a couple weeks in the summer, and the remainder of the time is divided up and put into other breaks throughout the year. All schools in America should switch to a year-round calendar to accommodate the different and higher level of learning needed to be successful in our changing world and society. The traditional school system was designed many years ago when our country was an agricultural nation. Therefore, the school calendar was developed having a long break in the summer so students could assist their family with cultivating crops and other aspects of farm life. The traditional school calendar was not a calendar for higher learning, and should be extended to meet the needs of modern day students. There are many explanations as to why the traditional school calendar should be changed.…