The International Fixed Calendar, also known as the 13-month calendar, is a proposed calendar system in which the year is divided into 13 months of 28 days each, with one extra free day at the end of the year, known as Year Day, to bring the total days to 365. This system aims to simplify date calculations and standardize the structure of months across years, but has faced challenges in widespread adoption due to cultural and practical considerations.

International Fixed Calendar

13-month calendar

Proposed calendar system

A calendar system is a way to organize days and months so we know when things happen, like birthdays or holidays. It helps us keep track of time and plan for the future.

Calendar System

Months of 28 days

Extra free day

Year Day

Total days

Date calculations

Standardize the structure of months

Widespread Adoption

Cultural considerations involve understanding and respecting the diverse beliefs, values, customs, and communication styles that shape individuals' identities and interactions. This awareness is crucial for fostering effective communication, inclusivity, and collaboration in multicultural settings.

Cultural Considerations

Practical considerations are things we think about to make sure our plans work in real life, like checking if we have enough time or the right tools. It's like making sure we have all our crayons and paper before starting a drawing, so we can finish it nicely.

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