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Free planning template for teachers

Rob Clarke

Rob is the kaihanga/co-founder Learning Architects. He supports leaders and organisations to thrive in the future through coaching, development, technology, and learning design. He is a Ministry of Education accredited PLD facilitator. He is also a Dad of two beautiful girls.

For more information please visit: learningarchitects.com/about or get in touch via +64 21 590 572

Free Planning Template For Teachers
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Have you ever found the plethora of planning files floating about your computer cumbersome and difficult to manage? Here is a free planning template for teachers I have designed that will transform and streamline your planning processes. This template has made a difference to over 5,000 educators across NZ and Australia.

The intention of the template and the accompanying tutorial is to provide teachers with a smart way to manage their weekly and long-term planning, as well as keep it all in one place using a Google Sheet. You don’t need to pay for a ‘system’ that locks you into ticking achievement objectives or one way of doing your planning – use this method and create your own templates which you can adjust at any time!

This comes with a free video tutorial that you can download to your computer, as well as your own copy of the template itself which comes with written instructions. Use this to make yourself more efficient and keep all your planning in one document. Never lose a planning document again!

Streamline ALL your planning into ONE easy to use planner – sign up here:

Please make a comment on this post below to share how you use this resource or better yet, connect with us on Facebook at facebook.com/learningarchitects. In addition to this resource, we will send you another template, plus other examples which you are welcome to adapt and use.

We hope you find it really useful in managing this aspect of your practice – please share it with your colleagues.

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