Ever have one of those? Feels kinda great and quite a bit tedious at the same time. I spend the day organizing the files on my computer. Much like the physical areas of my life, I start out being completely organized with the best of intentions, and end up with everything a bit messy. I don't mean to get lazy and lose diligence, but it inevitably happens. So, 4 hours later, all of my files are color-coded, organized, and back where they belong. The best part is, I won't have to search as hard for things I am looking for, which can be a really big time saver.
While I was doing that, I found a few files that I never uploaded to my blog. So, I also spent some time today added two more pages to my blog and uploaded some free resources. I have more to add, but I thought I got a good start.
Check out the new pages and see what I've added. Maybe you'll find something you can use in your classroom.
On another note, this week will be back-to-school for our students. Tomorrow is my last inservice day, then Tuesday it all begins again.
So, does your school do inservice to start the school year? What do you do/learn?
We did:
1. One day on balanced literacy, specifically focusing on effective strategies for guided reading
2. One day on math, specifically focusing on the new technology component of the CCSS Everyday Math
3. Tomorrow's crazy day: Curriculum updates, school improvement plans, and a smattering of other updates.
And so, my friends. I leave you with this lovely eCard I saw on facebook, which will be quite fitting for my year:
Learning is a constant process one undergoes, and everyday we have the opportunity to learn new things. It's a general rule of thumb to organize one's files in order to avoid lost documents in the future. Have you considered converting your physical files into digital files and have them in a secured flash drive?
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