All of a sudden the red tomato kitchen timer has become ubiquitous.
At the moment I am in the middle of Dave Stuart’s engaging workshop – Teaching with Articles (more of that in the next post). One of the issues Dave addresses is grading, of course. His #1 advice is to use the pomodoro technique.
I will discuss with my students how they can apply these tips to their study habits. The video pairs very well with the Learning How to Learn course I blogged about a couple of weeks ago.
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