Well, hello there, top teachers. I am your solo host today, Michelle Emerson, and I am here to make

your life easier by helping you master your time, organization, and productivity as a teacher.

Y'all know because it's a solo host, that means I am doing a week in the life. And this was kind of weird.

It was my first time ever doing a

solo host one where I said my new last name. Wow, so much has changed. Okay. So we have recently

transitioned to hybrid learning. Now, hybrid learning has different meanings basically everywhere.

So for us, hybrid learning means I have

half of my students in person, half of my students on Google Meet that are learning virtually,

and I'm teaching them both at the exact same time. So since this is about to be our second week

of hybrid learning, I thought it would be the perfect

time to capture a week in the life because I'm still learning so, so much and still trying

to figure out how to balance it all. So without further ado, let's jump into it.

Good morning. It is Sunday, March 7th. It's currently about 8.45 a.m. typically on the weekends,

Saturday, I sleep in. It's my day to not set alarms. And if you know anything about me, you know that I am very much a night owl. So I tend to stay up late at night and then sleep in in the mornings, at least, you know, when I can.

But on Sundays, I do like to make sure I'm up by about 8.30 because Bridget and I meet

every Sunday morning at 9 a.m. in order to go over some things for teaching on the double.

So here is my power list for the day.

And I feel like it's, you know, ambitious, but it's okay.

We're going to go with it.

Obviously, number one on my power list is to meet with Bridget.

On our personal agenda for this morning, we are outlining our next batch of podcast episodes because, yes,

we preach about batching and we do utilize it in our own business. So I think we have three

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