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Serena Pariser. Real Talk About Time Management
What Your Colleagues Are Saying . .
Real Talk About Time Management
Contents
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
Introduction
About This Book
Part I Time Management Mindset
Strategy #1 Ask Yourself Questions
Strategy #2 Be Tuned in to the Advice Other Teachers Give You About Time Management
Strategy #3 You Have So Much to Do—Why?
Strategy #4 Be a Hunter—Track Down Controllable Factors That Add to Your Workload
Strategy #5 Change Your Language Around Your Workload Be Positive and Optimistic
Positive Thinking
Strategy #6 Am I Scraping the Right Car?
Descriptions of Images and Figures
Strategy #7 Watch Your Water Cooler
Strategy #8 Get Unstuck When You Feel Paralyzed by Too Much to Do
Strategies for Completing Tasks. Tip #1: Prioritize
Tip #2: Set a Visible Timer for Thirty or Sixty Minutes
Tip #3: Remove Distractions
Tip #4: Set Aside and Move On
Strategy #9 Organize and Unclutter
Strategy #10 Prep Where It Counts Before the Start of School
Part II Planning
Strategy #11 Cut Down Your Grading Time
Promoting a More Comprehensive Learning Process Can Reduce Grading Time
Strategy #12 Meetings Stick to an Agenda to Save Time
Formal Meetings
Agendas for Formal Meetings
Informal Meetings
Strategy #13 What’s Your Right Climate?
Strategy #14 Be Proactive, Not Reactive With Tasks
Strategy #15 Cell Phones, E-mails, and Social Media . . . Oh My!
We All Work Faster Without Social Media Distractions
Attention Residue
Strategy #16 Plan Enough Time for Each Student
1. Morning Meetings and Restorative Circles. Morning Meetings/Dialogue Circles
Restorative Circles
2. Use Student Names
A Note About Student Pronouns and Gender Identity
3. Quote Chat
4. Celebrations
5. Enhance Your Classroom Climate—Delegate!
6. Hold Group Conferences
7. “Get to Know Me” Activities
8. Family Boards
Descriptions of Images and Figures
Strategy #17 Peer Mediators to Save Time in Your Classroom
Part III At School
Strategy #18 Healthy Habits With Curriculum
Strategy #19 Groupwork
Tip #1: Ask the Loner
Tip #2: Give Each Student a Distinct Role in the Group
Strategy #20 When We Have to Be Present
1. Take a Brisk Walk
2. Write It Down
3. Meditate
Strategy #21 Manage Time in Your Lessons
Strategy #22 Technology
1. Sometimes a Pen and Paper Is Faster
2. Sometimes Technology Enhances Collaboration
3. Have a Backup Plan if Your Lesson Relies Solely on Technology
4. Try Blended Learning
Strategy #23 Necessary Multitasking
Strategy #24 Helping Your Students Manage Their Time
Strategy #25 Get a Handle on Paperwork
Strategy #26 Manage Time in Parent Conferences/Parent Meetings
1. Nurture the Whole Child in Partnership With Parents
2. Communicate Regularly and Frequently
3. Be Prepared and Proactive
4. Open With Positives
5. Create a Follow-Up Plan
Communicating With Parents Who Speak a Different Language Than You
Strategies for Overcoming Language Barriers
Strategy #27 Managing Your Time Dealing With Extracurricular Activities
Strategy #28 Have a System to Keep Up With Your E-mails
Strategy #29 Know When to Take Little Breaks Throughout the Day
Part IV At Home
Strategy #30 Manage Correspondence With Parents and Students
Manage Correspondence With Students
Manage Correspondence With Parents
Strategy #31 Taking Care of Yourself
Strategy #32 Meditation
Strategy #33 Enjoy Your Time After School and on the Weekends
Strategy #34 Secondary Trauma
Prevention
Intervention
Strategy #35 Compassion Fatigue
An Open Letter to All Teachers After Reading This Book
References
Index
Descriptions of Images and Figures
