What is the typical duration (minutes) for teaching a single subject in your school?

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And what do you think how much it should be.? how many weeks or months is usually allocated for covering the syllabus of one subject?

@Shazia-Baloch

@Shazia-Baloch 45 is best

@Shazia-Baloch Aslam o Alaikum dear Shazia,

In our schools (Pakistani Schools), the typical duration for teaching a single subject is usually 40 to 50 minutes per class. Generally, each subject is taught multiple times a week.

The time allocated for covering the syllabus can vary. For most subjects, it takes around 4 to 6 weeks to cover a unit, while the entire syllabus might be completed within a few months.

I think it’s important to balance the time spent on each topic to ensure students fully understand the material before moving on.

@Shazia-Baloch as per class lecture per day except mathematics subjects almost six month enough complete the syllabus

@Shazia-Baloch The typical duration for teaching a single subject in a school can vary depending on factors such as:

1. Age group (primary, secondary, high school)
2. Subject complexity (math, language, science)
3. Teaching style (lecture, interactive, project-based)
4. School schedule (block schedule, traditional)

However, here are some general guidelines on typical class durations:

1. Primary school (ages 5-11): 30-45 minutes per subject
2. Secondary school (ages 11-14): 45-60 minutes per subject
3. High school (ages 14-18): 60-90 minutes per subject

To report this information, you can say something like:

"The typical class duration for a single subject in our school is:

• 30-45 minutes for primary school students
• 45-60 minutes for secondary school students
• 60-90 minutes for high school students"

Or, if you want to provide a more detailed report:

"Our school's class schedule allocates the following durations for each subject:

• Primary school:
  • Math and language: 30 minutes
  • Science and social studies: 45 minutes
• Secondary school:
  • Core subjects (math, language, science): 45 minutes
  • Electives (arts, music, physical education): 60 minutes
• High school:
  • Core subjects (math, language, science): 60 minutes
  • Electives (advanced courses, projects): 90 minutes"

Please note that these are general guidelines, and actual class durations may vary depending on your school's specific schedule and policies.

@Shazia-Baloch if u are asking about one class/period ,it depends on core and non subject. Core subject 45 min and non core 35 min.

@Shazia-Baloch
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@Shazia-Baloch The post you shared is very good, but does it relate to your project? I think this forum should be used to connect education in connection with technology in a way that benefits teachers, colleagues, and students. With reference to your post generally, a class period in Pakistan lasts 45 minutes, which is usually completed using lecture or demonstration methods.

I hope you can address this topic."

@FarhanMehboob
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@Shazia-Baloch it must be about 45 .

@Shazia-Baloch 40 to 45 minutes per day for major subjects are enough to complete our syllabus of individual subjects

@ASGHAd210770cb3 that's great. You have shared almost complete information about the time table to complete the syllabus easily on time