Should the School Day Be Longer?

Many educational reform supporters not only provide guidance time, provide further guidance and fulfillment, but also promote extension of class days to accommodate working parents. Charter courses like the KIPP school promote a longer day and it was accepted in some municipal public schools, especially in Chicago.

It makes sense when and where to build a longer school day. This change may be beneficial for children at disadvantage, providing a social support system that provides a social support system, but based on our understanding of the way they learned other American Will it help a student?

School days are longer than they should. Shortening the school day will benefit all of the schools including students, teachers, administrators. Extra time after school will help all these people from sports to stress to the family. Shortening your school days is a good idea and everyone will understand it.

I moved to the school week of 4 days .......... Increase school day time. A short week 's trade - off is a long school day. Many schools increased by 30 minutes at the beginning and the end of the school. This extra time may make this day very long, especially for young students. This usually leads to losing concentration in the second half of the day. Another problem at a long school is that students spend less time on nighttime extracurricular activities. There are also many shortcomings in shifting to the school week of four days. The first is to take over the economic burden to parents. Parenting extra days may be a great economic burden for working parents. In particular, parents of young students may be forced to pay expensive day care services. In addition, parents usually need to provide meals offered by the school on the same day.

Students go to school about 7 hours a day. After school, many of them participate in extracurricular activities such as sports, clubs, drama, volunteers. Study is very important, but these extracurricular activities are important for students as they teach responsibility and teamwork. In fact, most universities need various activities for new students. However, these important activities are often squeezed out by school or homework. The educational system should focus on laying grounded people, but students are mainly interested in intellectual pursuits. With a short study time, students can freely discover exciting interests with other satisfaction