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Curriculum Mapping & Planning For a New School Year
June 28, 2020, 4:00 am
What makes the crock-pot one of the best kitchen inventions? It’s the fact that you can prep ahead of time, set it, and then forget it. You do the work early on, and then you don’t have to think about it as you go about your day. Then, once dinner time rolls around, all you have to do is grab a fork! You can do the same when it comes to planning for a new school year, too. Spend some time early on planning and mapping out curriculum and systems that will serve you the whole school year. In this episode, I’m talking all about the things that you can do NOW (before the school year starts) so that you don’t have to spend time, or even THINK about it once the school year begins. And - if you want a little extra help and motivation for tips, ideas, and strategies on curriculum mapping and planning ahead, be sure to join the FREE “Getting Your Year in Gear” teacher summer challenge to give you all the tools and step-by-step action plans you need to have your best year yet! See all the details here! For complete show notes, visit: classroomnook.com/podcast/24 — The Classroom Commute

Curriculum Mapping & Planning For a New School Year

June 28, 2020, 4:00 am

What makes the crock-pot one of the best kitchen inventions?

It’s the fact that you can prep ahead of time, set it, and then forget it. You do the work early on, and then you don’t have to think about it as you go about your day. Then, once dinner time rolls around, all you have to do is grab a fork!

You can do the same when it comes to planning for a new school year, too. Spend some time early on planning and mapping out curriculum and systems that will serve you the whole school year.

In this episode, I’m talking all about the things that you can do NOW (before the school year starts) so that you don’t have to spend time, or even THINK about it once the school year begins.

And - if you want a little extra help and motivation for tips, ideas, and strategies on curriculum mapping and planning ahead, be sure to join the FREE “Getting Your Year in Gear” teacher summer challenge to give you all the tools and step-by-step action plans you need to have your best year yet! See all the details here!

For complete show notes, visit: classroomnook.com/podcast/24

— The Classroom Commute

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