Prioritizing Teaching Tasks Template
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Teaching Assistants often juggle multiple responsibilities. This template helps you categorize and prioritize teaching tasks using the Priority Matrix, ensuring that the most urgent and important tasks are addressed first.
By focusing on critical tasks like grading assignments, preparing lectures, and responding to student emails, you can enhance the learning experience for students and manage your workload more effectively.
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Prioritizing Teaching Tasks in Priority Matrix
Categorize and prioritize teaching tasks to improve efficiency and student learning experience.
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Proposed Tasks
Urgent and Important
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Grading Assignments due in 1 day
☐ Collect assignments ☐ Grade assignments ☐ Input grades into system -
Respond to Student Emails due in 2 days
☐ Read student emails ☐ Respond to queries ☐ Follow up if necessary -
Office Hours due in 2 days
☐ Prepare for potential student questions ☐ Hold office hours ☐ Follow up on any unresolved issues -
Check Equipment for Next Lab Session due in 3 days
☐ Check availability of necessary equipment ☐ Ensure equipment is functioning ☐ Prepare backup plan if equipment fails -
Attend Department Meeting in 1 week
☐ Prepare for meeting ☐ Attend meeting ☐ Follow up on action items
Important, Not Urgent
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Prepare Next Week's Lecture
☐ Research topic ☐ Create lecture slides ☐ Plan interactive activities -
Update Course Syllabus due in 3 weeks
☐ Review current syllabus ☐ Make necessary changes ☐ Submit updated syllabus for approval -
Plan End of Semester Review Session due in 1 month
☐ Determine key topics to review ☐ Create review materials ☐ Schedule review session