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Physical planner

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If you prefer to-do lists rather than calendars, Trello rocks. https://trello.com

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For those who prefer physical calendars, I just want to share that Happy Planners (loved by teachers because they have 3 designated spaces for 3 classes we will have) go on sale for like 80% off at Micheal’s the week after school begins. You can get dateless versions. Got a 50$ planner for 7$. https://thehappyplanner.com/?srsltid=AfmBOopG2ENFlRi_GUk_THCLqaB-kQJBjZAbrZx9L8pzUd_OoU2SIwsn

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Customizable Planners & Planner Stickers | The Happy Planner

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The best planner for every day. Customizable planner, daily planner, undated planner, to do list notebook, appointment planner, journal, disc-bound planner

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Using calendars to a greater effect than I currently am; mapping out as far ahead as I can and establishing structured routines to help avoid confusion and disorganization in all life aspects, academic or otherwise

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I create a daily list of goals to complete and I write it onto a piece of paper that I keep with me. I have OCD and I struggle with creating “nice” monthly or weekly calendars so a daily calendar that does not have to be perfect helps me.

This is also silly, but I write on my arms when I need reminders or set timers on my phone as needed.

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Dividing marking assignments into chunks for an extended period of time and do not rush marking

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Google doc calendar with linked resources

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Add small things to your to do list (do dishes, drink coffee) to stay more motivated as you finish tasks

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Taking the extra time to create a well-thought-out rubric

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Giving myself reasonable goals that are easy to meet. This will make me want to surpass those goals and continue working, therefore completing work faster than anticipated.

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Calendar!

Also setting time limits for marking individual assignments

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Creating feedback templates for students with similar feedback responses

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Setting daily goals. As teachers, it is likely we will always have a To Do list. Split up tasks over days and that way they become more manageable

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prioritizing tasks and balancing work/personal life

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Setting achievable and realistic timelines; setting timers.

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Making clear rubrics

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Use a physical agenda because it feels nicer to physically checkmark your finished tasks

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Delegating more tasks to students wherever possible; gives them agency to be leaders within the classroom (also takes some pressure off of ourselves lol)

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Realistic goals

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Make good rubrics. Especially for essays. The marking will be much faster if your rubric is basically a list of yes/no achievements.

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Daily to do list

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Prioritizing routines and making time for wellness activities that ground me

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Calendar linked to email

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Getting stuff done early and often

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Following routines, and keeping work at work are great ideas

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Marking in sections

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Google calendar and making unit plans that I update every day!! 😇😇😇😇😇

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Calendar!!

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calendar and outline templates save your life

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Prioritizing