EduLog vs Kids Timer by Kiddo

Occasional teaching is often a thankless job!  With each board having specific rules and regulations, it can be hard to stay on top of all the details. EduLog is designed with your needs in mind. Designed by teachers for teachers, this app seamlessly tracks the school dates that you have worked and the teachers you have replaced. The app retains information so that repeat dates with specific teachers can quickly be added when you are requested to return! The assignment dates are reflected on the calendar so there are no double-booked dates. You can choose from full to partial days and can customize for short or long-term assignments. With a private notes section, you can refer back to a day to inform a teacher or yourself of specific details of the day. This kind of detailed information will make you a superstar supply teacher! As a retired or returning teacher, you can set a maximum number of eligible days and EduLog will keep a running tally and let you know when you are close to your maximum. As a new teacher, EduLog keeps you on track with the minimum number of days that need to be fulfilled for each board that you are employed. EduLog produces a report by date, which can be saved to your device or printed via wifi printer. This will ensure that you are paid for all dates across a number of boards. A simple addition to your phone or iPad, this app is essential for new or retired teachers.

With Kiddo, you can define the routines you adopt with your children. A child with a good routine gives him a sense of security and independence. During the routines, some of your child's basic needs are met. You can share the time left for each activity. No more meltdowns at the end of a play session or at the end of a bath. Routines reassure children that they know what will happen and for how long. It also helps develop the child's autonomy, the parent starts the routine/timer and the app rings at the end of the activity, the child knows he/she has to stop independently. For a good routine, be consistent, make sure to repeat it as often as possible and keep things simple. Be sure to involve the child in the process. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)