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Urgent vs Important<\/strong>
\nWhat happens when they are both? Or which one takes hold of you on a given day? For myself, at the centre of this is most likely, anything to do with my students – they are always important and at times urgent as well. So the matrix points us to DO. As an educator, to delegate is a tricky one since I’m not sure who that would be? Balancing that with your own family becomes a tricky matrix but a necessary one. At this point in time I’m also writing my research proposal for my PhD exploring educators involvement in a collaborative interdisciplinary course and any influence it may have on their teaching practice. Using a Practitioner Inquiry lens the hope is to uncover what influences may occur and\/or how to improve on our pedagogy of teaching and learning. So time, while always a limitation for educators, is an area I was looking to reflect on more deeply and one of the reasons to join Cohort 21. I was also encouraged by past work I had observed (in my own school and others), and the tight knit group of people that grew out of their time together. So to come full circle, I feel that Urgent vs Important fluctuates or ebbs and flows depending on many factors. This will be something I hope to continue to reflect on as we move forward.<\/p>\n