Moving Toward Flexible Units of Time
by Susan Havens
1. Cross-curricular
2. Allows for competency measures
3. Flexible time units allow students to spend more time on projects in order to give them a deeper understanding of a topic they are interested in learning more about
4. Collaboration between classes
5. Project-based learning
6. Provides deeper understanding of material
7. Carnegie Units vs.
8. Block Units
9. Flexible Time Units
10. Real World Learning
11. Learning beyond the classroom
12. Can teach more than one subject and allow for multiple teachers to help with the same group of students