And because it's a cumulative injury, there's an issue whether an athlete who has had two or three concussions in a season should continue to play. Athletes who suffer a concussion during high school, then continue their athletic careers, should also be aware they seem to be more susceptible to future concussions. Sue Gerberich, from the U's department of environmental and occupational health, has done studies on concussions in high school football players, and also has extensive background on the topic. The Block-heads have it Parents like it, teachers like it and most importantly, students like it. The idea is to offer four classes per semester, rather than six to seven classes throughout the full year.
Block scheduling allows students to complete a full-year course in half a year.
Classes last about 90 minutes and allow students to become more engaged in projects, discussions and issues. This allows them the ability to focus more intently on what they teach, as well as offering a better working climate. Rush hour Shower, dress, rustle the kids, make breakfast, dress the kids, spill breakfast, redress the kids, dry hair, turn off the TV, fight over corn flakes or toast, scoop up the kids, race to the bus, race to work, fall into your chair already exhausted. Make a ritual out of bathing the night before. Make an effort to set the breakfast table the night before, even down to the box of cereal that will be served.