Everyday Problems

This is a monthly expense tracker that I use to keep my finances in order. You can use it to input all expenses, choose the category for them, and keep track of bills, income, savings, etc. I created a checklist option next to the monthly bills for you to keep track of what has been paid. Each month, the table will calculate the total expenses, along with the total expenses in each category, and use this information to generate a pie chart that shows the percentage spent in each category. Addit

This is a weekly to do list that I use to keep track of my daily tasks. You can expand the weeks to see each day (Monday through Friday). Then, collapse them when you are done. When you display one day at a time, you can keep track of what percentage of the tasks you have completed. Then, collapse the day and it will start over for the next day. There are labels for the different aspects of teaching (planning, grading, meetings, outreach). There are also labels for the level of importance to he

Editable error analysis instructions for use in the classroom. All text is editable. Students are able to complete error analysis to gain back points lost on assessments. I utilize this in the classroom to help students cultivate a growth mindset and to improve from mistakes. We discuss the importance of growing and mastering content, even after the assessment to display mastery of the material. Students are encouraged by the idea that they can make corrections to gain points back to show that

Editable error analysis instructions for use in the classroom. All text is editable. Students are able to complete error analysis to gain back points lost on assessments. I utilize this in the classroom to help students cultivate a growth mindset and to improve from mistakes. We discuss the importance of growing and mastering content, even after the assessment to display mastery of the material. Students are encouraged by the idea that they can make corrections to gain points back to show that

Editable error analysis instructions for use in the classroom. All text is editable. Students are able to complete error analysis to gain back points lost on assessments. I utilize this in the classroom to help students cultivate a growth mindset and to improve from mistakes. We discuss the importance of growing and mastering content, even after the assessment to display mastery of the material. Students are encouraged by the idea that they can make corrections to gain points back to show that