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Time Well-Managed

The free Summer 2020 digital-only issue Educational Leadership® (EL®) examines the multifaceted topic of time in schools—how it influences educators' practice and the way schools are structured, and how education leaders can use it more effectively. We highlight time-management strategies to help educators become better organized and achieve work-life balance, and also spotlight how educators are preparing for a new school year with the coronavirus crisis still ongoing. 
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Featured Articles

Author Chase MielkeReining in the Super-Teacher Complex
by Chase Mielke
In our quest to be heroes, we sometimes forget to save ourselves.

In a Time of Crisis, What Can We Learn About Learning Time?
by Chris Gabrieli and Colleen Beaudoin
Though far from optimal, the way we've done schooling during the pandemic might help us break free of outdated time structures for learning.

Think Self-Management, Not Time Management
by PJ Caposey
By changing your behavior and reframing your tasks, you can find time to do the important work you love.

Finding Time for New Teachers to Thrive
by David Rosenberg
By being more strategic about new teachers' schedules and supports, schools can stave off burnout.

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There's a Time-Saving App for That

To find out more about how educators manage their time, we turned to the @ELMagazine Twitter network for tips on helpful apps. Always quick to share solutions, our followers highlighted a range of tools that help them organize their tasks and track their to-do’s.

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N. Chaunté GarrettRebecca MieliwockiHow Education Leaders Are Working During the Pandemic

EL interviews the 2012 National Teacher of the Year Rebecca Mieliwocki and North Carolina instructional leader N. Chaunté Garrett on balancing stress through time-management during the Coronavirus crisis.

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May 19, 2020

Traditional Classroom Practices to Leave Behind During Remote Learning

Anthony Rebora with Justin Reich

Discussing school and "doing school at home" take us into apples and oranges territory. Join us as we examine some of the traditional classroom practices that transfer well into distance learning and identify those that don’t.

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