Okay, so I really am that much of an organization junkie that I made a to-do list for my teacher workdays to maximize/account for my time. I really did. But...I think it helped. It forced me to write out some of the things I hoped to accomplish, which I wrote in with pencil, going back and forth between things at the computer physical tasks in 30 minute increments, then making notes about what I did. It helped me to accomplish a good amount today, and not to fixate on any one thing for too long...which tends to happen. Here is a link my printable to-do list
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These are some links that I shared to new hires at the orientation session on 8-7-12. I hope that these will be helpful!
I will file this under organization...I guess that is a good fit. This may seem silly, and maybe ya'll already know...but trays are awesome. I love using trays to help distribute materials quickly, and to get clean-up going faster. I picked up some really great trays (the one the the left is that last one) from a Dollar General when I taught K-2 Art in Greenville, NC. The trays were especially helpful in the elementary classroom when time and efficiency is of the essence. I learned then to keep at least two trays of water cups ready at all times so I was always ready to paint. Trays rule! |
General Info: Sketch Lists/Info: Exam: Yes, you have a mid-term AND final AP/Portfolio: ...you know what to do, so get to work :) Extracurricular:
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