Some school districts are experimenting with a four-day school week, allowing students to use Fridays for activities outside the classroom, such as sports, internships, or entrepreneurial pursuits. This shift raises questions about the relevance of the traditional five-day school week. Melissa Loble, chief academic officer at Instructure, explains that this model offers benefits by enabling students to explore their interests and gain life experiences, ultimately helping them become more well-rounded individuals as they prepare for their futures.
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