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Intern/Student Work Tasks Time Sheet
Many are interested in a Time Sheet while we were on-duty with Work Tasks at home. So, here is a Work Tasks Time Sheet if you would like to use it. I think it is a good way to continue tracking your time at home and also, focusing the time that you spend working. It can assist with being in that frame of mind when working then putting it aside when done.
Ms. Ward
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Additional Work Tasks Steps
These are additonal Work Tasks Steps for you to use, if needed. Pick any task that you wish if you are already doing them. You do not have to use my examples. These are just additonal examples to use with the steps for each, if you are needing them.
Remember, now that we are on week four, please pick at least three work tasks to complete!
Thank you!
Ms. Ward
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Link for "Making a Successful Workplace"
Watch the Video to Learn about what makes for a Successful Workplace. I will give you a hint.......it's YOU!
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Work Tasks by Steps
Now that we are on week four, I need for Interns/Students to pick at least three work tasks a week. Thank you all! I know you can do it!
Ms. Ward
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Why we should wear masks in public social story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnP-uMn6q_U
Distance Online Learning:
- With students online even more these days for distance learning, Florida’s Department of Education shares these additional Internet safety resources:
- Common Sense Media (https://www.commonsensemedia.org/) and their “What Is…?” video series for parents
- Netsmartz (missingkids.org/NetSmartz) has resources for students of all ages and their parents
- 15 Apps Parents Should Know About
- To help younger children better understand COVID-19, a new “Dave the Dog” book is available to download free of charge at com/dave-the-dog-is-worried-about-coronavirus-2/.
- Additional distance learning resources include fldoe.org/em-response/distance-learning.stml and www.flvs.net/community.
- Short-length “snippet stories” are shared on the district’s Twitter account (@MarionCountyK12), lending insight into district life at a time when every campus is isolated. These videos are also shared on the district’s YouTube channel.
- An updated “Common Q&A” page at marionschools.net addresses many frequently-asked questions.
*Visit www.marionschools.net and Twitter @MarionCountyK12 for further updates.
Please read about COVID-19 using this social story
- With students online even more these days for distance learning, Florida’s Department of Education shares these additional Internet safety resources:
