Best fit now
Mark 4 Year 9 assessments
Part of the batch due Friday.
TEACHER SORTED FOR SECONDARY
Year 10 marking. A pastoral follow-up. Emails arriving while you’re teaching. Then a faculty meeting adds three more jobs. Put them somewhere they won’t be forgotten.
Decide what matters most today, then find time for it in your non-contact periods. Teacher Sorted can suggest a useful job for that twenty-five-minute gap, while keeping the rest in your plan.
Keep the Week A/B teaching timetable alongside your plan, then finish knowing what needs doing when you return.
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Week A
Monday
Preparation period
45 minsTuesday
Non-contact period · general work
35 minsWednesday
Department meeting · no work time planned
—Thursday
Preparation period
50 minsYear 9 marking is due Friday.
A new pastoral follow-up has also been added for this week.
Week B can use a different repeating pattern.
THE WORK AROUND TEACHING
Some jobs need a long preparation period. Others can move forward in twenty minutes before the next lesson. Teacher Sorted helps you use the time in front of you without losing sight of the rest of the week.
If you’ve got a Week A and Week B timetable, your usual work-time pattern can reflect both. You can still change individual days when meetings or other jobs take the time.
BATCHES
Marking is one example. Use a batch for repeated units such as papers, books, calls or checks. Record how many there are, how many you’ve done and roughly how long each one takes.
Teacher Sorted keeps the remaining quantity and time visible. A short block can move part of the batch forward without pretending the whole thing fits.
Batch example
Total
30
Complete
12
Still to mark
18
A 25-minute block
Mark 4 assessments
About 6 minutes each. You won’t finish the batch now, but you can move it forward.
Fit Finder
Best fit now
Mark 4 Year 9 assessments
Part of the batch due Friday.
Email Head of Year
10m · alternative
Plan Year 11 lesson
Keep for Thursday
FIT FINDER
Twenty-five minutes may be enough to mark a few papers, send an email or prepare a resource.
It may not be the right time to start planning a new unit. Fit Finder can leave that for Thursday’s longer preparation period.
You can ignore the suggestion and choose something else. Teacher Sorted helps you decide; it doesn’t take the decision away.
THE LITTLE DETAILS THAT HELP
Keep marking batches, pastoral follow-ups and regular work together with the time you’ve set aside. When the day changes, the outstanding jobs remain visible.
Use Tell Teacher Sorted and type it as you would explain it to another teacher. It picks out the job, date and rough time, then lets you check what it understood.
In Teacher Sorted: Get it out of your head
Forward a work email, or send a new message to your private Teacher Sorted address. The clearest action becomes work without you retyping it.
In Teacher Sorted: Email Teacher Sorted
Use your planning time, frees and whatever before- or after-school time you choose. Teacher Sorted plans with that time, not an imaginary empty day.
In Teacher Sorted: Plan around the time you really have
See what you have planned, what still needs a home and where the week is running out of room. On desktop, zoom in or out and rearrange it.
In Teacher Sorted: See where the week is getting tight
Use school patterns, holidays and one-off changes without rebuilding your whole setup every time the week changes shape.
In Teacher Sorted: Week A/B? Holidays? One-off changes?
Weekly marking, admin and other regular jobs can return automatically, so you do not have to keep remembering to add them.
In Teacher Sorted: Regular jobs come back on their own
Leave yourself a clear next step, close the laptop and come back knowing where to pick up.
In Teacher Sorted: Stop work without losing the thread
Put planned Teacher Sorted work into Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar through a private, read-only feed you can turn off.
In Teacher Sorted: See Teacher Sorted in your calendar
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