Review the New Timetable and Its Impacts on Learning
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Maria Pardo
1 month ago
Esta petición la firmo por el bienestar académico de mi hijo y sus compañeros de clase. Estoy de acuerdo con la petición
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Nahuel Protto
1 month ago
Because I value my learning time
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Olivia García
1 month ago
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I don’t think this new timetable is going to work for us because how are we supposed to learn when sl and hl are mixed up and in some clases hl haven’t even started learning new content. This change is too disruptive.
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Lia dlc
1 month ago
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I wish we had longer periods to have enough time to get work done. I would rather spend my time at home studying for an exam, not having to teach myself the topics we were supposed to learn in class.
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saulo morais
1 month ago
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The shorter periods make the classes feel rushed, and it’s super important especially for HL students to get extra time with more content. The short periods simply wouldn’t allow for that to happen.
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anastasia lissow
1 month ago
For me to have enough time to learn in each class
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Analia Solberg
1 month ago
The schegule last year allowed us to change in between SL and HL days. Now the school has mixed it all up. We have shorter periods and are not able to work as before, it is making us overload. This big change will lead to the downfall of the students overall academic performance.
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Leslie Vaghun
1 month ago
We think is important the separation of the HL & SL groups. As well as the extended time for each class.
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Ocean Lago
1 month ago
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I sincerely believe shorter classes are a detriment to our learning. Not only in practicality as it prevents in-depth learning, conflicts with English essay practices and Chem or Bio practical labs, among other issues. But also from a psychological perspective, as a sudden change in a once well established routine, in students last and most pivotal year of learning, will only work against students learning. Overall, the change is unwelcomed, and works against student learning in every way.
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Lizette Apanco
1 month ago
Allow 12th grade students to have enough time to learn and solve questions must be a priority not the teachers productivity
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Supporter
1 month ago
Supporting the students’ request and also aligned to our concerns as parents.
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victor ng
1 month ago
cus i go to this school
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Bilal Chaikh
1 month ago
Last year timetable was much better and why change it in the last year of school as they know is more difficult.
Esta petición la firmo por el bienestar académico de mi hijo y sus compañeros de clase. Estoy de acuerdo con la petición
Because I value my learning time
I don’t think this new timetable is going to work for us because how are we supposed to learn when sl and hl are mixed up and in some clases hl haven’t even started learning new content. This change is too disruptive.
I wish we had longer periods to have enough time to get work done. I would rather spend my time at home studying for an exam, not having to teach myself the topics we were supposed to learn in class.
The shorter periods make the classes feel rushed, and it’s super important especially for HL students to get extra time with more content. The short periods simply wouldn’t allow for that to happen.
For me to have enough time to learn in each class
The schegule last year allowed us to change in between SL and HL days. Now the school has mixed it all up. We have shorter periods and are not able to work as before, it is making us overload. This big change will lead to the downfall of the students overall academic performance.
We think is important the separation of the HL & SL groups. As well as the extended time for each class.
I sincerely believe shorter classes are a detriment to our learning. Not only in practicality as it prevents in-depth learning, conflicts with English essay practices and Chem or Bio practical labs, among other issues. But also from a psychological perspective, as a sudden change in a once well established routine, in students last and most pivotal year of learning, will only work against students learning. Overall, the change is unwelcomed, and works against student learning in every way.
Allow 12th grade students to have enough time to learn and solve questions must be a priority not the teachers productivity
Supporting the students’ request and also aligned to our concerns as parents.
cus i go to this school
Last year timetable was much better and why change it in the last year of school as they know is more difficult.
The New schedule is damaging to our learning
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