A new series on the blog, Getting Teaching Done is all about
enhancing productivity in the classroom. From planning to teaching to
assessing to meetings, teachers have plenty to do and extremely limited
time to get it all done. By capturing, processing, organizing,
reviewing, and acting, we can keep our classes running smoothly and our
students learning.
Much of what we will cover is inspired by the book Getting Things Done by David Allen. His strategies and ideology
promote low-stress productivity and creativity through the use of a
trusted system of capturing and processing things to be done.
Other sources of inspiration include:
Lifehacker – a website devoted to making life easier through technology and good old-fashioned common sense.
43 Folders – wit and wisdom from a guy named Merlin Mann. Awesome name, awesome website.
lifehack.org – practical and inspirational, this blog is full of resources that would enhance any classroom.
43 Folders – wit and wisdom from a guy named Merlin Mann. Awesome name, awesome website.
lifehack.org – practical and inspirational, this blog is full of resources that would enhance any classroom.
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