Ask yourself these twelve questions to determine if there are strategies you can apply to save time and reduce your workload.
Strategies to Reduce Your Workload
We know you are working harder than ever and want what’s best for your students. With more and more expectations being added to your plate, it’s hard to get everything done, and the day isn’t getting any longer. So how can you squeeze more time out of your already crowded days? While it’s easier said than done, the key is to be more efficient with the limited time available.
In this collection, we’ll share ideas for how you can reduce your workload and save time by being more efficient. We want to free you up to be able to spend more time on what matters most . . . yourself, your family and your friends after hours and your students and colleagues during the work day. There is no one-size fits all recipe that will magically give you more hours in your day. However, we will share ideas and strategies that have worked for some teachers. If they’ve worked for others, they may work for you as well. Browse the list, and find something that you think will work in your situation. Give it a try, and see if you can reduce your workload and reclaim some valuable time in your workday and beyond.
Reduce Your Workload Through a School-Wide Plan
Examine seven ways that working together as a school can reduce the workload for individual teachers.
Reduce Your Workload Through Streamlined Communication
Explore 10 strategies that can make your communication process more efficient and save you time.
Reduce Your Workload by Effectively Managing Class Time
Review eight ideas for managing class time in a way that can reduce your overall workload.
Reduce Your Workload Through Efficient Planning
Examine seven strategies for reducing your workload by making your planning more efficient.
Reduce Your Workload With Efficient, Meaningful Grading
Explore twelve strategies to save time grading and reduce your workload.
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