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5 Ways Educators Can Get More Done in Less Time | ISTE

5 Ways Educators Can Get More Done in Less Time | ISTE | gpmt | Scoop.it
Do you manage your time or does time manage you? The lines between work and home life have blurred over the past year of remote working conditions for many educators. The feeling of always having something to do or an email to answer can be hard to turn off. Cognitive overload is real for educators.

But honing executive functioning skills will make it easier to find balance between work and life. Here are five ways to get started.

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15 Ways You're Wasting Time and Don't Even Know It

15 Ways You're Wasting Time and Don't Even Know It | gpmt | Scoop.it
Wasting time can be a great thing. Taking breaks and indulging in distractions gives your body and brain a chance to refresh and actually increases your output over the long haul. Study after study proves this.

The problem isn't when you decide to kick back. The problem is when you waste time without even realizing that's what you're doing. Spinning your wheels--engaging in pointless activities that don't help you move your company or your life forward--eats through your mental resources, frustrates your need for accomplishment, and is generally a short and sure route to burnout.

So what are these insidious activities that feel potentially important but are actually pretty worthless? The Web offers plenty of thoughtful suggestions, from the false productivity hack (that actually costs you time) to various forms of vanity and emotional drama that simply sap your energy. Here's a roundup.

Via The Learning Factor
The Learning Factor's curator insight, October 2, 2014 5:37 PM

You know games and videos are wastes of time, but the most insidious ways to throw away your life are activities you don't even realize are pointless.