TAKE ADVANTAGE OF BIGSCONTO 2.0!

Here's how a typical day at BigRock works!

9:30 AM - Class starts! Latecomers without a valid and documented excuse will be barred from entering the classroom until the next break.
Depending on the subject being taught, lessons alternate between explanations and exercises. During the explanation phase, the teacher shares their screen, showing students how to do the exercises and explaining the production methodologies. Once the explanation is complete, students perform the exercise exactly as shown by the teacher.

11:30 a.m. - Coffee break, about half an hour long.

After the break is over, classes resume.

1:30 p.m. - Lunch break. Students can bring their own lunch and eat in the common areas or in the partner establishments around the school.

2:30 p.m. - Classes begin again.

16:30 - Coffee break, about half an hour long.

17:00 - "Lab." In most cases, during the last part of the day, the teacher leaves the classroom, leaving students to work independently, often to finish an exercise or try alternative solutions to what has been explained. This is a very important phase for us, because we get students used to problem solving, that is, knowing how to work without the security of having the teacher ready to help. It is also a time of "relaxation" in which the student can slow down the pace of work and possibly do the exercises in collaboration with classmates.

6:30 p.m. - Computers off. Everyone at home. No homework or exercises to bring finished for the next day. There is only to rest and recharge the batteries to start another busy day again.

The explanation phases will decrease from the exercise phases during the last days, where each student will be asked to customize his or her own work. It will then be handed in and graded by the teacher.