PRODUCLIVITY—Productivity for teachers with a proclivity to learn
How to Set Up Your Mac for Maximum Productivity
The things I put in place when setting up a new Mac have a significant impact on my productivity. I estimate these options, apps, and practices save me close to an hour a day, or five hours a week. That’s five more hours to create, write, play, or sleep.
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- Étiquettes: Apple, Digital Life, productivity, Technology
Why You Shouldn't Write Neatly All the Time
Neat handwriting has its place, but my messy writing has more life, spontenaity, and less care about getting down and dirty when there's a job to be done.
5 Secret Codes to Help Children Find Their Voice
When I was at school that I discovered a channel for self expression that felt safe: the exciting world of secret codes. I still use one of these codes, Second Shaw, today.
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- Étiquettes: Education, Mental Health, Teaching
Help! That’s Not the French I Learned at School
Listening to the radio can help you learn a foreign language. You'll pick up vocab in context and at speed and effortlessly improve your accent.
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- Étiquettes: Brain, Education, Language Learning, Learning, Teaching
Organised teachers don't use structured procrastination
Structured procrastination is an oxymoron that has the potential to help in the short-term, but hinder the longer it is practised. Prove us wrong! Are you a long-term structured-procrastinator who is happy with the results? We'd love to hear from you.
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- Étiquettes: timemanagement