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Block Scheduling for Classes

"Is there any research suggesting that block scheduling is preferable for children with ADHD?"

by ADDitude's Education Expert


I have not seen any research on the block vs. traditional scheduling for ADHD students and have done a search for this.

Some of my own clients who benefit from having fewer things to focus on and immerse themselves in a topic have benefited from the longer block schedule. Others maintain they like the short brief chunks of traditional.

It truly makes a difference in what the teachers do during the block. If it is a one-hour class then the rest just study hall--which some teachers do! -- well forget it!!! If anyone has seen this research please send it to me and I will gladly share.


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