Hi Roger: Another good principle alluded to here. Organized teachers save time, avoid wasted time (students and teacher), serve as good role models, prepare their lessons for different situations (student questions, unexpected interruptions, technolgy failure, etc). And because they work more efficiently, classes run smoother, are calmer and more relaxed, and provide a better learning environment. I mean, how nice to be able to converse with students before class about ....whatever, creating better relationships, getting to know them better. Of course there's the obvious, organization provides for more clarity in the delivery of instruction, thus creating more time. Regards, Barry