Wow, what a school year! 2013-14 will be a year I won't forget. I was blessed with amazing students and teammates. What more could a teacher ask for? As I look back on the school year my heart becomes filled with happy memories and positive thoughts of students I will miss so much.
Even though this past school year held more positives than negatives, there is ALWAYS room for improvement! I try to set personal goals at the beginning of each new year. I usually claim that I will be much more organized...every year. However, I usually fall short of that goal. So this year organization will not be a goal in which I hope to achieve, it will be a necessity! I'm going to start this goal out right and list the ways in which I want to be organized.
1. I will use the right file drawer of my teacher desk for all home base information.
2. I will use the left file drawer of my teacher desk for classroom information.
3. I will create labels for all of my lesson files to be organized by essential standard.
4. I will consolidate the 2.5 million notebooks/binders that are cluttering all my bookshelves.
5. I will organize my digital lessons that are stored on my computer.
6. I will create a USABLE teacher notebook.
4 comments:
How did the ISN work out for you this year? I'm thinking of using the composition books for my 7th/8th graders
Hi Stephanie! I just found your blog, I’m your newest follower!
✿Sue✿
✿Science for Kids Blog✿
ISNs~ They worked very well. The students were so grateful for them when it came time to review for state testing. I suggest you make a list of things you want your students to keep in the ISNs. I kinda just winged it. I'm going to be better prepared this year!
Susan,
Welcome! I'm going to check out your blog now :)
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