I’ve gotten my student assignments integrated with the VLE (moodle, in my case) and got my gradebook set up properly. The papers submitted online: I graded about twenty in a couple of hours. The ones that students handed in (hardcopy, in-class) took a little longer, but the weekend was not over and I was looking around saying “I have graded all the student papers! There are no more student papers to grade!”
ktrion's Life List
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1. Exercise three to five times a week.
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2. encourage my students to write more
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3. save up 3 months worth of salary for emergencies
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4. Drink eight glasses of water each day
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5. bake bread from scratch
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6. be prepared to survive the pandemic
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7. knit more
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8. get tenure
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9. Get organized
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10. buy a house
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11. become the phenomenal teacher my students deserve to have
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12. drink green tea every day
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13. bake more
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14. write a poem every week
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15. walk 10,000 steps a day
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16. set up FLYlady routines
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17. bloom where I'm planted
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Recent entries
Technology success!
2 years ago
Just takes a while to get your hands in groove
2 years ago
I think I made about five of them for L*. She decided ultimately that she wanted us to make origami swans instead: they were about 2 steps easier than the cranes.
It took me a year but I finally finished it!
3 years ago
Okay, teaching yourself a new craft in order to make a complicated gift for a family member is an exercise in re-evaulating your goals. I started this at Christmas 2004, gave it to him January 2006. But he loved it!

