Tasks and Tools
Tasks and Tools
100 Days of Writing
100 Days of Writing
A tool I use to hold myself accountable for writing is to track if I write at least an hour a day over 100 days (not counting weekends, since breaks can be important). I do this by keeping track on a sticker chart (a true developmentalist at heart) and in an SPSS/Excel document. Each hour, I make a goal, block most of the internet, and track my progress. I hope this works as well for you as it does for me!
Writing Template with dates (June-October)
Writing Template without dates
My Stickers (full disclosure, these were just left over from my dissertation)
Other tasks and tools available by email:
Other tasks and tools available by email:
- A folder of social and emotional development syllabi (including my own) - LINK
- ERP-friendly AX-CPT for young children and adults
- ERP-friendly Flanker for young children
- ERP-friendly Go/Nogo for young children
- Code to remove infant naps from LENA data
- Video to keep infants entertained while collecting baseline EEG
- Protocols on how to collect baseline EEG from infants using mobile EEG
Helpful tools that I use or intend to use (NOT made by me, not responsible for content):
Helpful tools that I use or intend to use (NOT made by me, not responsible for content):
- Writing Resources
- Get rewarded with Kittens for writing - Written Kitten
- Get punished for not writing - Most Dangerous Writing App
- Publishing Resources
- What journal should I submit to? - try JANE
- Stats
- Other Tools
- I need this file type to be that file type - Cloud Convert
- Need to make a cool diagram for participant counts? Try Sankeymatic.