Last year changed that for many of us. With the dramatic increase in remote work, many have attempted to put together a makeshift office in an extra bedroom or carved out space wherever it might be found. New home buyers
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Just as you can have an exit time, you can have an entry time, so that kids are not coming into your classroom in crowds and staying in close contact while finding their seat. One of the keys to keeping
National Inventors Day with Jan Rogers
What challenges did you face while inventing the Time Timer? “The biggest challenge was being taken seriously as a woman inventor. I was stepping into an industry lead by men, with a seemingly simple idea that had no real merit.
Seize the Day with Time Timer®
When taking stock of your work, family, and school routines; consider a two-pronged approach to managing everything on your plate. First, take a bird’s eye view. Then, list your priorities. A productive, fulfilling life is not about being crazy-busy and ticking off all the boxes. Instead, give yourself a chance to consider your own
4 Resources to Teach Kids About Handwashing
4 Resources to Teach Kids About Handwashing At Time Timer, we think that no matter the individual experience with 2020, we all learned more than ever the importance of proper hand washing. Chances are that your home was like so
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Managing the 24/7 News Cycle Of course, as informed and engaged citizens we wish to stay up-to-date with the news. At the same time, however, an overload of information is a surefire way to increase your stress levels. One way
How to Time Audit Your Life: A Year in Review
Look Back on the Past Year First things first. Have you ever completed a time audit? All this means is simply to begin tracking your time, taking note of everything you do over the course of day or week to
Handwashing at Home and at School: A Parents Perspective
Supporting Students Diagnosed With ADHD
ADD IN CHOICES When students are able to make choices about their learning, they feel valued and invested. Giving choices doesn’t have to be disruptive to your classroom. These examples allow the student to feel in control without being disruptive:
Tips for Managing ADHD
Tips for Managing ADHD By Jessica Rapp Irwin, OTR/L of Rooted in Routine October is ADHD awareness month, and as a pediatric occupational therapist, I have worked with many children with an ADHD diagnosis over the years. Let me tell