At the end of the school day, there's barely enough time left to do extracurricular activities, finish homework, study for any upcoming test, go to a part-time job for those who have one, or participate in volunteer activities. All these tight schedules can leave many students exhausted, and with no time for rest or play, which is known to be important for the individual's mental and physical well-being. Block scheduling can provide a better alternative with fewer days with well organized hours assigned to specific lessons, which would give the students more time needed at the end of the day to finish assignments while also being able to participate in extracurricular activities. You may wonder what a block schedule is, as stated by researcher Dickson K, “Block scheduling is one approach to school scheduling. It typically means that students have fewer classes (4–5) per day, for a longer period of time (70–90