As teachers, the vast majority of our day is spent with our students. However, we often look for time-saving strategies in our time alone. (Think lesson planning, grading, or during our plan time.) While finding ways to make those parts of your job faster is helpful, don’t forget your actual
You drop the students off at the specials, walk back to your classroom, sit down, breathe a sigh of relief, look at the clock and realize it’s already time to pick them up again. Where did your prep time go? You had an entire To-Do list you were hoping to
Are you a busy teacher feeling overwhelmed with stacks of paper to grade? Do you wish there were more hours in a day so that you could get it all done? If so, then this blog post is for you! So pour yourself a cup of coffee (or whatever beverage
Lesson planning sometimes feels like doing laundry. Just like you will always have more dirty clothes, there will always be more lessons to plan. BUT that doesn’t mean lesson planning needs to take up your entire life as a teacher. It definitely did for me, which is why I wanted to
