Good morning, and good Monday!
As we complete the first few weeks of the term, may I suggest that you spend some time planning for Fall 2021?
I know, the global status of this pandemic is literally CLUSTERFUCK, but for some reason, global systems keep moving forward along.
As we complete the first few weeks of the term, may I suggest that you spend some time planning for Fall 2021?
I know, the global status of this pandemic is literally CLUSTERFUCK, but for some reason, global systems keep moving forward along.
On my blog, I have a section called "Planning and Processing Protocols"
Several blog posts housed in this page should be useful to you.
raulpacheco.org/resources/plan…
Several blog posts housed in this page should be useful to you.
raulpacheco.org/resources/plan…
Planning work over the summer (for faculty and undergrad/graduate students) raulpacheco.org/2019/04/planni…
While I wrote this blog post to help graduate students and faculty and ECRs plan their summer, you can use it to plan a term too.
While I wrote this blog post to help graduate students and faculty and ECRs plan their summer, you can use it to plan a term too.
My students often ask me "Professor, what should I do on the Monday, first thing?"
I don't really know what to answer when they ask this question. I'm a morning person and I try hard to take weekends off (with mild-to-good success).
But if you are like me, I can suggest:
I don't really know what to answer when they ask this question. I'm a morning person and I try hard to take weekends off (with mild-to-good success).
But if you are like me, I can suggest:
This post may help you set semester-long, monthly, weekly and daily goals:
raulpacheco.org/2019/09/settin…
raulpacheco.org/2019/09/settin…
If you are anything like me, you probably want to spend some time on Sunday nights (long gone, sadly, it's Monday morning in Aguascalientes!)
The Sunday night weekly planning strategy raulpacheco.org/2018/10/the-su…
The Sunday night weekly planning strategy raulpacheco.org/2018/10/the-su…
I teach Mondays (11:00am through 2:00pm), so I know for a fact any time before class I'm going to be stressed about making sure my lecture is perfect.
To that end, my goals on Mondays for this fall are super simple:
1) Plan (or check my plan) for the week ahead.
To that end, my goals on Mondays for this fall are super simple:
1) Plan (or check my plan) for the week ahead.
2) Read an article (related to my research)
3) Prepare my lecture (I usually generate slides well in advance, but I re-read what I assign before class again to ensure the flow of the class)
4) Teach
5) Vegetate (exhausted after teaching) & nap
6) Plan my writing 4 the week
3) Prepare my lecture (I usually generate slides well in advance, but I re-read what I assign before class again to ensure the flow of the class)
4) Teach
5) Vegetate (exhausted after teaching) & nap
6) Plan my writing 4 the week
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