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We get countless questions regarding how we manage to do it all. From getting things done to managing our teaching careers with our passions and businesses, we share it all!
In this episode, we are answering YOUR questions, but because we had so many, we have organized them into three separate episodes. This is the first of three episodes and we are going to answer all your time management questions.
ANSWERING YOUR TIME MANAGEMENT QUESTIONS:
Below are the questions we have answered. Even if we did not get to answer all the questions that were asked you are able to gain some informative insight into how we manage our time.
Have you got any tips for not working too much during quarantine? From arrustemaj1How do you balance your time away from school with school work on extended breaks? From ms.brittnidoyleHow do you find the balance between planning ahead and being flexible? From hawth018How do you make the best use of your planning time? We have 40 minutes a day. From thecaffinatedcandidclassroomWhat time management tips do you have for a student working on his BA during quarantine? From edgar 780How to spend less time grading but still have a fair and accurate number grade for report cards? From jamiesloan14 How do I have my students have good time management but still do well in class? From teachwith_mrsguire You seem very involved in school and other things. How do you balance it? From ali_malone4Can you go over creating a schedule for your planning to be more productive? From heathnoel34How do you make time for your podcast, tpt, etc. businesses on top of teaching? From wajwilliams4How do you manage to plan time for other obligations besides teaching? Ex: Youtube From teachingwithpositivityTop tip for 1st year teachers to establish work-life balance? I start my first job in August. From baker_girl_91How much prep time you have a week & how your contract hours compare to student hour From teachinginthegoldenstateDo you recommend planning your entire week ahead of time or preparing day to day? From arthur_dynastyHow do you manage your time and stay productive in the summer? From scout1283What is the biggest time saving tip you can give? From dashielberkofficialCONCLUSION
Time management is determining the value in return for each task that you complete in a given day. Ask yourself whether the task is helping you towards your goals, and define your time blocks to completing those tasks that get you closer.
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We all have different seasons in life that we experience. This can be both literally and figuratively. As the seasons change, we have to change our schedules and routines. So while we may find a routine or schedule that works initially, it may not always stay that way. Listen to Michelle as you join her in a week in the life summer edition. She will talk you through planning out her days in order to reach goals in her business and on giving back to herself both mentally and physically. She will share some successes and processes for getting things done.
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We all have different seasons in life that we experience. This can be both literally and figuratively. As the seasons change, we have to change our schedules and routines. So while we may find a routine or schedule that works initially, it may not always stay that way. Listen to Bridget as you join her in a week in the life summer edition. She will talk you through planning out her days in order to reach goals in her business and how to do this while having kids at home. She will share some successes and failures for the week and how she plans on getting things done.
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There is something about summertime and the heat, especially, that seems to zap the energy out of you. Let’s be honest, who wouldn’t want to spend their days lounging around the pool reading a great book. However, the lazy days seem to bleed together leaving you feel unproductive and ill-prepared for the upcoming school year.
We are in a new season of our life. Yes, we are talking about summer, but it is also important to know that seasons also relate to where we are in our lives; the circumstances that we are currently living in. With each season, both literally and figuratively, it’s important to change our routines to fit the needs we have at that particular point and time.
We want to share our motivating and energizing summer routine that has allowed us to create structure and feel as though we are accomplishing goals but also enjoying our summer.
OUR WALK STORYOUR WHY HOW THIS FITS INTO OUR DAYTIPS TO ENERGIZING AND MOTIVATING YOUR SUMMER ROUTINECONCLUSION
Keep in mind that we are not perfect in fact we have had a handful of times where we have to listen to our bodies and just rest. There is nothing wrong with that! The purpose of this is to make sure that you are making the most of your summer and to make sure that you have taken steps to feeling ready for the beginning of the school year.
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Before the world was sent into a world-wide pandemic, many of us were content in our lives as paper-loving teachers. Suddenly, our world shifted and many of us were forced to accept the digital lifestyle.
But instead of focusing on the inconveniences and the problems with everything moving to digital, we have to shift our mindsets and adapt by finding ways to overcome our grievances. Today, we are sharing some small changes that you can make in order to better organize your digital life. By taking these small steps you will feel more productive and be able to better manage your time.
TIPS FOR ORGANIZING YOUR DIGITAL LIFE
Tip #1: Set Alarms
Tip #2: Set Times to Complete Specific Tasks
Tip #3: Streamline your Apps/Websites
Tip #4: Digitize your Paperflow
Tip #5: Utilize Templates
CONCLUSION
One of the biggest reasons so many of us have never fully committed to going digital is because we have never really had to do it. This is the time to get your feet wet and begin transitioning your life online. Start slow and small and build as you go. If you start trying too much too fast you risk feeling overwhelmed and frustrated and dropping it all together.
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When you are thrown into new situations you cannot help but feel as though all the systems, routines and procedures you have created for yourself no longer function on your behalf. What once was a life that had some order and consistency has been thrown for a complete loop and left you feeling defeated. COVID-19 has caused so many teachers to feel hopeless and in need of a new routine. Hours have been spent searching for what new technologies can aid us in successfully doing our jobs.
In this episode, we talk about specific materials, routines, or procedures that we have put in place that have helped us in regaining some of the order that we once knew while in a brick and mortar job. We share what has allowed us to be successful during online teaching but we also share what has allowed us to maintain that balance while working from home.
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We have to be honest with you all.
When word was getting out that school may start to shut down, we were actually a little excited. Now hold on! We had NO idea what this was all going to turn into, but originally, we thought this was a chance to catch-up on things and to have a break.
Fast-forward three months and here we are, still in quarantine-ish and trying to make it through to the end of the school year. That said, we’ve experienced some struggles and some victories during these last three months.
Today, we want to share with you our struggles and victories during quarantine and distance learning. Be sure to listen in on the conversation. You might find that what you were/are struggling with is the same as ours.
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Creating a work-life balance is something we, as teachers, have always strived for. It is something that before the pandemic of 2020 hit us, was something that was challenging. Now, working from home we are realizing that establishing a work-life balance is harder than ever before.
Before, we had a clear line between work and home. We would wake up, go to work, leave work, and be home. Now, we work from home and live with work. The lines are blurry. Today, we want to share with you some tips that will help you during these crazy times of distance learning but can also carry over as we continue to work and establish our balance between work and life.
TIPS FOR CREATING A WORK-LIFE BALANCE:
Tip #1: Stick to Your Work Hours
Tip #2: Establish a Workspace
Tip #3: Eat Lunch Away from Your Workspace
Tip #4: Check Emails in Batches
Tip #5: Develop a Routine
CONCLUSION
You have to remember that life is a balancing act. There will never be a secret recipe that works for EVERY season of your life. You will constantly have to readjust and make the work fit for what is happening now. Reflect on the changes that you have happening and adjust accordingly.
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Listen in with Bridget as you join her for a week in the life of distance learning, being a mom, a wife and running two businesses while in grad school. Bridget talks all about projects and how she plans on managing those projects during the week in order to accomplish her big goals.
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We are getting so close to the end of the school year and with all the things that take place during the end of year, it's important that we begin planning for what the summer will look like for us and how we can best set ourselves up for starting the next year stress free and seamlessly.
If you are like so many teachers out there, you may not have access to your classroom the entire summer, and this means that you need to be even more prepared before you leave at the end of the school year. We have one simple trick that will help you be prepared to leave at the end of the year and get a head start on the next school year.
We’ve all had experiences with setting up a first-aid kit, and we don’t create our first-aid kits as we are tending to our injuries. No. We do this in preparation for a time when we do get hurt and need to access the materials quickly. Getting a headstart on the next year is very similar to setting up a first-aid kit. The purpose is to get you prepared for what is going to come!
Unlike a first-aid kit, you need a decent size box or container to house all the materials in your Back-to-School kit. We have created a helpful checklist filled with categories and ideas that will help you get a jumpstart to filling your kit and to help give you ideas as you think of more items that work best for you and your classroom.
CATEGORIES TO INCLUDE IN YOUR KIT:
[3:16] #1: Student materials with names
[7:10] #2: Student materials without names
[10:27] #3: Teacher materials
[12:55] #4: Instructional materials
Now, we recognize that this is a lot to get done before the end of the school year. Parents and volunteers are always so helpful during the end of the year. Ask for volunteers to make copies and begin prepping materials that you know you will need at the start of the year.
And if the stress of getting this kit together is already starting to stress you out, please remember that you do not have to have this done by the end of the year. Consider taking this home with you and work on it over the summer.
Just remember that you do NOT want to unload this box at home. This will open up the possibilities of losing items and things getting damaged. The box is truly meant to house your materials and keep things safe.
Click HERE to download the FREE Back to School Kit Checklist!
CONCLUSION
The end and beginning of the year are the most stressful times for any teacher. Taking the appropriate measures to ensure that you have all the materials you need to make each one go smoothly is worth the extra time it takes to create a survival kit.
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In our experience, there are two types of teachers when it comes to the end of the year. There are teachers who have everything packed up and their room is bare a few weeks before the school year even ends, and there are teachers who are staying several days after the school year ends to finish packing up their room because they didn’t get anything done ahead of time.
We want to help you find the happy medium. This means not starting too soon but also not waiting until the last minute to be ready for the end of the year. We want to get you to the point where your room is still functional but also can easily be finished up when your students leave.
Let’s start by discussing some of the categories that you want to consider when preparing for the end of the year. Keep in mind that these are only some of the options.
Also, we have a freebie for you! Be sure to sign up for our email list and you’ll receive our End of the Year Checklist.
CATEGORIES FOR THE END OF THE YEAR
[4:46] Category #1: Events
[5:55] Category #2: Inventory
[7:20] Category #3: Paperwork
[8:43] Category #4: Organize
[9:46] Category #5: Clean
[12:09] Category #6: Purge
[13:36] Category #7: Electronics and Technology
[14:46] Category #8: Miscellaneous
[15:37] TIPS FOR TACKLING THE END OF THE YEAR RESPONSIBILITIES
Click HERE to download the FREE End of the Year Checklist!
CONCLUSION
Preparing for the end of the year is a lot! We know! But taking the time to get organized and create a plan of strategy will help to make all of your responsibilities and to-dos more manageable and less stressful.
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While we may not be in the classroom right now, there is something very motivating and inspiring about listening to others get through a work week.
Join Michelle Ferré in a week of teaching before COVID-19, and listen as she works to accomplish her goals and get things done. Michelle will share her tips and strategies that work for her as she gets through teaching, running a business, and completing grad school.
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Every teacher dreams of what their classrooms would look like. The thought of bringing your likes and splashes of personality to your room excites you as you begin looking for jobs. But this joy of having your own class quickly dims as the reality of the work, papers, clutter, and organization begin taking over.
You realize, very quickly in fact, that those twenty-three bodies take up way more space than you originally thought, and don’t get us started on all the school supplies and learning materials!
The reality of it all combined with the quick pace of the day makes you forget about the original vision you had and instead see what your classroom may really be, cluttered.
5 MISTAKES THAT MAKE YOUR CLASSROOM LOOK AND FEEL CLUTTERED
[2:44] Mistake #1: Having Containers That Lack Functionality
[9:18] Mistake #2: Having Classroom Themes or Color Schemes that are NOT Cohesive
[14:30] Mistake #3: Having Mix Matched Labels
[19:06] Mistake #4: Displaying Trinkets and Decorations that DON’T Serve a Purpose
[24:10] Mistake #5: Filling Every Space
Our classrooms are like our second homes. We spend a lot of time in our classrooms and we want them to feel calm and inviting to guests and students. Hopefully by sharing some of the mistakes that we have made in the past, you will have the opportunity to avoid or begin transitioning your classroom into feeling less cluttered and more organized!
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Teachers all around the world are working to establish a new "normal" routine as schools are being shut down and teachers are asked to give instruction from home.
Join Michelle as she invites you to see how she navigates being a teacher during the COVID-19 shut down. You will hear how she works to schedule her day, accomplishes her goals and has to make adjustments because things just happen.
This is a week-in-the-life of a teacher at home.
SUBSCRIBE & REVIEWAre you subscribed to our podcast? If you’re not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don’t want you to miss an episode. Click here to subscribe to iTunes!Now if you’re feeling extra loving, We would be really grateful if you left us a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help other people find our podcast and they’re also fun for us to go in and read. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let us know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you!
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The older that we get, the more we wish would have started certain things sooner. Like putting on that under eye cream to help prevent wrinkles or saving for retirement sooner. Just like in our everyday lives, we even have things we wish would have made sooner as teachers.
We are sharing the 4 BIG organizational decisions that we wish we would have made sooner. Hopefully by us sharing these decisions, you might have an earlier start than we did or maybe even reconsider what you have been doing for years and finally make the switch!
4 BIG ORGANIZATIONAL DECISIONS
[3:42] Organizational Decision #1: Containers
[10:10] Organizational Decision #2: Anchor Charts
[16:34] Organizational Decision #3: Going Digital
[23:46] Organizational Decision #4: Logging Materials
CONCLUSION
There will always be those decisions that we wish we would have made sooner. The important piece is that we don’t dwell on the past but instead look to the future and begin making those changes. Hopefully, sharing our decisions will help to shed some light on how you can improve what you are already doing or you’ve gotten a little bit of inspiration on something you never thought about doing before.
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We all love hacks that have a way to make your life a little bit easier. We have enough going on in our lives that finding simple ways to minimize friction is key. Gadgets are one way to create simple hacks to make life easier but no matter how fancy your gadget is, having hacks to help you with organization is essential.
Today, we want to share some simple decluttering hacks that have worked wonders in getting us organized and more importantly, staying organized!
SIMPLE DECLUTTERING HACKS
[3:51] Decluttering Hack #1: Set a timer for 5-10 minutes and work through decluttering one area.
[6:08] Decluttering Hack #2: Create a list of things you want to declutter during the month and make it a challenge
[7:22] Decluttering Hack #3: Focus on one area at a time
[8:07] Decluttering Hack #4: Use a bucket to gather things that need to be decluttered.
[9:34] Decluttering Hack #5: Use your students to help
[13:06] Decluttering Hack #6: Create a space for everything
CONCLUSION
[15:00] All of these hacks will give you the results you need, but we have to give a little tough love and say that if you do not have an organizational system, things will get messy! You have to have a system in play in order to maintain the chaos that can be our lives.
Check out episode #015: 5 Easy Steps to Clean and Organize Your Classroom to help you with the decluttering process.
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Teachers all around the world are working to establish a new "normal" routine as schools are being shut down and teachers are asked to give instruction from home.
Join Bridget as she invites you to see how she navigates being a teacher during the COVID-19 shut down, a mom to two boys at home and a wife to a work-from-home husband.
You will hear how she works to schedule her day, accomplishes her goals and has to make adjustments because things just happen.
This is a week-in-the-life of a teacher at home.
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We can probably all identify the areas in our classrooms that could use a little TLC, but actually doing the action steps to getting it all done, without losing your sanity, is a whole other story. In our previous episode, we talked about the essentials areas in your classroom where you may want to give a little TLC in order for you to feel organized and refreshed.
In this chat, we are sharing the actionable steps on how to follow through with the actual organizing we previously shared!
***Also note, that these steps that we are sharing will work for any area in your life! We encourage you that as we share this during the COVID-19 shutdown you can find areas in your home where you can give a little TLC.
Many of you have heard of Marie Kondo. She took the nation by storm with her systems for finding the joy in the objects around you, or maybe you’ve heard of Clean Sweep, the hit tv series where a team of experts help homeowners transform their homes from a disaster to functional. We LOVE these two methods and have decided to make our own little method by combining the two and calling it…. The Kondo Sweep!
Now let’s dive into The Kondo Sweep steps to organizing your space.
STEP #1: Gather it
STEP #2: Sort it
STEP #3: Organize it
STEP #4: Store it
STEP #5: Label it
Click HERE to download the FREE 5 Easy Steps to Clean and Organize Your Classroom!
CONCLUSION
While the process of cleaning and organizing the materials in your classroom may seem like a treacherous task, when you have clearly defined steps, you can easily schedule what you are going to complete on specific days to reduce the overwhelm and make the task more manageable.
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Winter is on its way out and that means that it is time to start spring cleaning! It never fails that when this time of the year comes around you start to feel the itch. You know, the feeling where you need to clean absolutely EVERYTHING in sight.
However, if you are someone that starts to feel very overwhelmed by the thought of having to start cleaning and organizing your classroom, we’ve got you covered.
We are sharing our TOP must do when cleaning your classroom. Keep in mind that if this is a daunting task, recruit help from friends, family, or even coworkers by exchanging a I help you, if you help me deal.
CLASSROOM SPRING CLEANING MUST DOs
[3:53] MUST DO #1: Teacher supplies
[9:57] MUST DO #2: Paper filing system
[14:09] MUST DO #3: Manipulatives
[16:24] MUST DO #4: Teacher bag
[18:12] MUST DO #5: Digital files
Spring cleaning, while refreshing, can be very overwhelming, but remember that you need to go easy on yourself. These tasks do not need to be completed in a day! Choose one area and work on it over the span of a week or a few days. The important thing is to make it fit you and your lifestyle, but you MUST hold yourself accountable and get it done!
Click HERE to download the FREE Classroom Spring Cleaning Checklist!
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Have you ever reflected on your past and thought, I regret doing that as a kid, or I regret not going out more and being with my friends? Chances are there is probably something out there that resonances with you in this fashion. There is a quote that reads, There are no regrets in life, just lessons.
This cannot be more true for everyone. Our lives no matter how imperfect they belong to us. It is what has molded us to the person we are today. Instead of dwelling on your regrets in life, think of them as life lessons that will help to guide your future.
We cannot change the past, but we have every bit of power to change the future.
OUR BIGGEST REGRETS AND THE LESSONS LEARNED
[5:26] Spending large amounts of time and money
[ 7:45] Creating Resources and Materials
[12:16] Keeping up with the Jones’
[17:16] Staying late to get things done
[20:32] What do we wish we had done?
CONCLUSION
We will always make decisions in our lives and careers that will not fit our goals. What is important to remember is that we cannot dwell on the past and the decisions that have already been made. It is better to see those decisions as life lessons and begin making a change that will continue to make our future brighter.
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