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with so many demands on the instructor's time and many last minute demands it is vital that tasks are listed, prioritized and th elist constantly updated.
students expect work back promptley and it keeps a current flow of dialogue between instructor and student rather than handing back work all at once when other work has been undertaken by the students and that si where there main focus is.
having a clean organized desk at the end of the day is better for you, you rcollegues and students as yuo all face another day
Yes, when you choose to address tasks relatively quickly, especially priority ones, you benefit as well as those who you serve.
I am well organized, I do put off work until a later day.I have always done this, but i will try to prioritize, organize and not put off anymore, it does give me more time which we all can use,myself included.
I have a lot going on each day, including daily quizzes, lesson plans and also going to school. I do fall victim of the obstacle of Immediacy. I will try pacing myself and prioritizing better, I'll let you know what happens.
You bring up an important point about quick grading Kevin. It does help foster dialog between instructor and student and is very important. Delivering too many graded assignments at one time limits our students' ability to learn.
