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EDUCATION BLOGadmin2023-05-18T16:41:10-04:00

What is AIS in Schools?

By Enriching Students Staff|April 19th, 2022|Academic Intervention Services, Flex Period, Intervention, Personalized Learning, RTI|

All schools have a curriculum that should be accessible to all students. But, it’s an unavoidable fact that not all students will be able to access the material in the same way. In some cases, they might have great difficulties in accessing the material at all. While many factors may be involved as to [...]

Flexible High School Schedule Examples

By Enriching Students Staff|April 19th, 2022|Activity Periods, Advisory, Flex Period, MTSS, Personalized Learning|

Walk into a typical high school, and you see students hustling from class to class. With a traditional high school schedule, students may have seven classes at a time. That's sort of like having seven different bosses. High school is hard enough without the constant ringing of bells, causing the entire student body to [...]

W.I.N. Time in Middle School

By Enriching Students Staff|December 13th, 2021|Enrichment, Flex Period, Intervention, Personalized Learning, W.I.N. Time|

Let’s face it, there is perhaps no more traumatic time in a person’s life than the precarious middle school years. With all of the physical and mental changes that are happening, students often have trouble finding their place in the world. Simple things like classroom assignments can be overwhelming, and students may have trouble balancing [...]

W.I.N. Time Activities

By Enriching Students Staff|November 1st, 2021|W.I.N. Time|

W.I.N. time activities, especially for middle and high school students, can be incredibly beneficial. Why? These days, students’ lives are just as, if not more fast-paced than working adults’ routines! Within a 7-hour time range, a student may travel from as few as four to as many as eight academic subjects. That's not including a [...]

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