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For teachers, Time Timer visual timers are an essential tool in the classroom. We have previously shared a few techniques to try a visual timer in the classroom, including taking brain breaks, for timed tasks or independent work time,  to build

We recently shipped a case of our Time Timer Large MAGNET to Luke Wiseman, an English teacher and we wanted to see how these classroom timers were being put to use. Wiseman told us he’s only handed out a few

Do you feel like your obsession with “the right time” and time management prevents you from getting anything done? Does being “late” to work, school, appointments, meetings, dates, etc., cause you to feel stressed and anxious? Do you often feel “rushed” to

Setting aside 20 minutes for a quick daily house cleanup will help your maintenance routine feel more manageable and less overwhelming.   Of course, the once-a-month deep cleaning tasks are important and necessary, but by keeping up with a daily house

Here at Time Timer, we take mental health quite seriously.   One of the key insights into mental health is that there are many different neurological conditions that exist in the world, making for a variety of different experiences. And so,

If you own an iPhone, then you are doubtlessly familiar with the feature called Screen Time.   Even if you do not set limits and restrictions for yourself using Screen Time, which you can find in the settings, you have probably seen

Montessori education has gained significant recognition for its student-centered approach and emphasis on self-directed learning. In this unique curriculum, students are encouraged to pursue their own interests first, and let a broader education follow from there. Effective time management is crucial

Sleeping in, full days that can be spent outside instead of in the classroom, and no pop quizzes, make summer fun for plenty of children.  However, for other children, especially those with exceptional differences, the loss of dependable routine and lack

For autistic and neurodivergent individuals, stress, anxiety, sensory overwhelm, and difficulties with focus and sleep are common experiences in daily life. And while it’s well known that mindfulness practices can be incredibly beneficial in relieving these challenges, a one-size-fits-all approach

Meet Mary: She is 15 years old, president of her class, a cheerleader, and an A student. After school and cheerleading practice, she volunteers at a daycare center. On Saturdays she tutors a nineth-grade student in science. Despite a very busy