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Lesson Plans
Hallway Displays
Meeting Notes and Minutes
Copies
Learning Centers
Field Trips
Visitors
Parent Communication
Ceremonies
Class Parties
Focus Walls
Review Games
Projects
Homework Assignments
Behavior Management
Assessment Creation
Each situation is unique and this is just a guide to get started. Brainstorm your own list and consider dividing up the larger tasks into smaller ones. For example, one teacher may write the math plans and another may write the science plans. Tasks can be taken for the month or for the school year as desired.
Some teachers may struggle with giving up control, but each individual teacher can adjust a final product to their liking. For example, if one teacher creates a hallway display for the month, the basic project is done. An individual teacher can add their own spin to it.
Letting go of control can be difficult at first, but the reward is great. Once this system is in place, a team can work more efficiently resulting in teachers who have a life outside of school!
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