28. Report Writing Made Easier: 12 Hacks to Boost Productivity

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Ok, we admit it: Report Writing isn’t the most interesting topic in the world of teaching… but we can promise you that once you have listened to this episode, you will be armed with the best productivity hacks that will see your reports being written and completed in record speed!

 

Managing your time and working productively is the key to writing your reports in less time. Today we are going to talk about these 12 strategies that have helped (and still help) us get those reports written and handed into leadership:

  • Eliminate all distractions
  • Work at a time when you are at your most energetic
  • Prepare your workspace and have everything ready before you begin
  • Try batching
  • Keep checklists
  • Try an hour of Power
  • Use positive self-talk (the brain is powerful)
  • Remember to refuel your body
  • Take breaks 
  • Use generic comment banks or AI to help you
  • Work smarter
  • Be intentional and set mini goals

 

When it comes to reports, procrastination isn’t your friend. Take these tips and get stuck into those reports – it will be over before you know it!

 

If you know someone who would benefit from this episode, please share it – we are all about teachers helping teachers here at Rainbow Sky. 

 

You can access more report writing strategies and tips by visiting our website  www.rainbowskycreations.com.

 

Rainbows ahead,

Ashleigh and Alisha

 

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This episode is sponsored by Transform your First Years – A membership for new teachers that will fast-track your expertise + confidence  – because teacher life is a team sport!

 

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