Time Saving Tips for Teachers 2020 | AD

In this video, I share my top time saving tips for teachers. I discuss ways in which I try to organise my time as a Primary School Teacher, including ways to manage your lesson planning, weekly timetable and resources for teaching. I am a Primary School Teacher from the UK, and I am always looking for ways in which to manage my workload as a teacher in order to achieve a positive work-life-balance. I hope these tips will help you to organise your planning and help with saving time as a teacher. This video contains a paid for advertorial in collaboration with Matific.

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[neilsidebotham]

Some great ideas in here. I always like to map out my week too. Helps me remember all the things going on in a school week

[missrossteach]

Really helpful tips thanks! I have been organising my bank of resources by year group until now, but watching this made me realise that it would make so much more sense to do it by subject area✅

The best time saving tips I’ve learned are to aim to never spend longer planning a lesson than you will spend teaching it and to map out your time after school to make sure you make the most efficient use of your time e.g. 30 mins marking, 30 mins adding to a display etc😊

[rhiannon]

I'm in my second year of primary education at university and I just found your channel. Loving your videos, they're super helpful!

[PetitePrimary]

Matific sounds great, I've never heard of them before! I did your first tip during my training year and found it helped a lot, particularly nearer Christmas time when there's so many more events happening xx

[dannispsychicenergytarot]

I can not thank you enough for your videos they have been a massive wealth of knowledge for me!!!

[henryjm]

thx Katie, I have just got a place for PGCE and I have done most my preps with your videos. xxx from hk

[magdalenaowsianska]

Great content and very helpful. I'll be able to apply some of your tips to help me with my uni work as well as at work. Thank you Katie!

[stemo]

Nice tips! I especially like the one about todo lists, never thought about it that way.

[eliacr]

Loved the folders organization by subjects

[MinityMaths]

Really good tips, thanks for sharing these!

[blissfulllllllllll]

Heyo! Thanks so much for the video. I'm not really a teacher, but instead a secondary form 3 student in HK. Leaving this comment to let you know that I'm so happy. Like genuinely, to have found your channel! It's taught me some very useful life skills that are not only beneficial to teachers, but students like me as well! Much love to teachers like you! ❤️🍌

[lucyseymour]

Thank you for the tips! Do you know of a app similar to malific that can be used in the U.K.? And I tried to sign up for it and our province will not show up.

[petraskulova]

Oh pls renew this chanel -new posts- I find it so helpful ad new PGCE student 🙏 😍

[Video-Learning]

How cool, I went to school in Hong Kong!

[moonshine]

I am from India. I have a question? How can I open tuition at home and teach children? Can you make a video on this?

[Podheroes]

I graduated as a high school teacher in 2019 but then decided to do primary instead, so this september I started doing voluntary work in a primary school to experience primary. One thing that really worries me about being a teacher is not being able to cope with workload. When I was on my placement at a secondary school the workload was crazy and it prevented me from doing things that I enjoy such as going to the gym on an evening. I REALLY do not want the workload to be the same in which I have to go home each day and just work until I go to bed as I need to go to then gym in order to keep my sanity. I suffer from muscle dysmorphia and I am not joking when I say if I couldn't work out for a long period of time and start losing what I have gained, it would make me very depressed and anxious. How can I do my job and also consistently do the things I love in such a demanding profession?

[princessrockz]

Why have you not posted for a long time? Can you please post a video about passing ECT induction ... it's now 2 years

[joanaytonaofficial]

good day! May I ask you ma'am if you are a kindergarten teacher? Thank you for noticing me. :)

[andywong]

Are u still in HK ?
Im moving from HK to UK

[bham]

Hi, i m from HK too.Thanks for the video that can let me find a way to learn English, could you please make more video about how to learn English as a beginners, thank you very much.;)