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Entries for the ‘timemanagement’ Category

Leaving the Burrow

“OK, today I’m going to get out into classrooms, and nothing’s gonna get in my way!” I can’t tell you how many times I’ve uttered those words, but no matter how good my intentions are, the “office” part of the job seems to always call for immediate attention. In this article from Principal magazine, former [...]

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So You Think You’re Multitasking…

Generation M students–those saturated in technological media–may appear to be multitasking geniuses as they IM, SMS, listen to their iPods, and say hi to mom all at the same time, but research is indicating that focusing on several tasks simultaneously is probably reducing the results in each of the tasks and creating “antsy” minds in [...]

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Better Meetings

Some good suggestions from Seth Godin about making meetings different and more effective. I will be implementing some if not all of them Tuesday. A few of the ideas: 3. Require preparation. Give people things to read or do before the meeting, and if they don’t, kick them out. 4. Remove all the chairs from [...]

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Managing Your Day

Photo by http://www.flickr.com/photos/fdecomite/ Lots of good ideas here from The Simple Dollar. We’ve probably all waded through mounds of time management programs, perhaps even gone to workshops focusing on the topic. This blog post provides concrete advice for not letting yourself become overwhelmed throughout the day. Some examples: Keep your to-do list to four items [...]

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