So, a typical day at my current job, I'm a teacher, I'm an 8th grade English teacher. I come in, I get my stuff ready for the day, like if I need to print anything. And I have four 8th grade English classes and then I have one junior psych class that comes in and they do their stuff online and I monitor their grades and I monitor what they're doing and make sure they stay on track. A lot of things that go into my day are going to be writing emails, grading papers, organizing papers, organizing files online, keeping my drive organized and all my files in my drive all organized, documenting parent calls, documenting meetings, documenting any student interactions that are not normal or out of the norm. And I'm up in my classroom talking to my students, teaching them, doing assignments with them, helping them, guiding them. I also usually weekly we have meetings, I help take notes, I take notes for my own self, I keep my calendar, I have our school calendar, my calendar for my classroom, my students' calendars. So a lot of organization, a lot of scheduling, a lot of mapping out when we're going to do what and making sure everything gets in on time and is organized.