lesson block
[/ˈlesən blɑːk/]
nounpl: lesson blocks
bloco de aulas
1. A continuous period of time allocated for teaching a specific subject or course, typically in an educational institution
The school uses a lesson block system where students spend two hours on mathematics in the morning.
A escola utiliza um sistema de blocos de aulas onde os alunos passam duas horas em matemática pela manhã.
2. In online education, a structured unit or module containing multiple lessons on a related topic
The first lesson block of the course covers basic grammar and vocabulary.
O primeiro bloco de aulas do curso abrange gramática básica e vocabulário.
3. A scheduled time slot in a school timetable where classes are grouped by subject matter
Students have a 90-minute lesson block for science class on Wednesdays.
Os alunos têm um bloco de aulas de 90 minutos para a aula de ciências nas quartas-feiras.
The 'lesson block' or 'bloco de aulas' system is increasingly popular in both Brazilian and North American schools as an alternative to traditional 45-minute class periods. This approach allows for deeper engagement with subject matter and is particularly common in high schools and universities. In Brazil, this educational model is associated with more progressive teaching methodologies.
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