Keren Taylor
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Keren Taylor replied to Lynn Marentette's discussion 'Let's share links to our blogs!'
We have a blog, written by teens enrolled in our afterschool writing/mentoring program: http://writegirlblog.wordpress.com/ My personal blog is a work in progress: http://kerentaylor.wordpress.com/
Sep 30, 2009
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Keren Taylor replied to Anthony VonBank's discussion 'Play Devil's Advocate: Why won't you use more technology in your teaching?'
"It will take too long to get students to learn the program.....reduces the time we have to learn actual lesson plans." I don't agree with this completely, however. We're working on finding the most appropriate sites/software…
Sep 6, 2009
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Mary Beth Hertz commented on Keren Taylor's blog post 'Blogging and teens'
Here is a great site/resource for blogging in the classroom. This post is about starting student blogging in your classroom. I am hoping to start simple with a class blog and then move toward individual…
Aug 31, 2009
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Andrea Kaye Mason commented on Keren Taylor's blog post 'Blogging and teens'
Keren, I share your need for some ideas to integrate blogging into the writing classroom. I hope someone can help!
Aug 31, 2009
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Blogging and teens

So I'm just at the beginning of this particular online area. I would like to figure out how to integrate some blogging into our creative writing workshops....but I'd like to make it less about just entering casual blog entries, and more about getting the students to deliberately create a theme-based blog where they write about some area or interest where they have some expertise or at least curiosity. I know this is perhaps a more formal way of looking at it, but I would like to challenge the…See More
Blog post by Keren Taylor Aug 29, 2009
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Keren Taylor replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion 'Introductions'
Hi all, Keren Taylor here. Executive Director and founder of "WriteGirl" (www.writegirl.org) - we are a creative writing and mentoring program for teen girls, based in Los Angeles. We match teen girls with women writers for one-on-one…
Aug 29, 2009

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Posted on August 28, 2009 at 10:00pm 2 Comments

So I'm just at the beginning of this particular online area. I would like to figure out how to integrate some blogging into our creative writing workshops....but I'd like to make it less about just entering casual blog entries, and more about getting the students to deliberately create a theme-based blog where they write about some area or interest where they have some expertise or at least curiosity. I know this is perhaps a more formal way of looking at it, but I would like to challenge the… Continue

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At 11:28am on November 24, 2009, Michele LattanzioMichele Lattanzio said…
Hi Keren. I am having my students write short stories. I was wondering if you wanted to have students swap stories. Let me know.
Michele Lattanzio
At 10:29am on November 24, 2009, ddn59@7sopapornddn59@7sopaporn said…
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At 8:43pm on September 12, 2009, Robert BarkerRobert Barker said…
Keren - How is UBD planning going? I used it quite a bit this summer. The more I slow down and look at the materials with patience, the more it starts to seep into my teaching. The principles behind it are so sound, I think and help me to relearn, remember, and reteach myself that I need to have an idea of where I want to lead the students if I am to lead them effectively. I am the type that improvises a lot in class and follows new threads and creates things on the spot (all strengths for the most part) but I am working on balancing/reinforcing these strengths with the direction UBD provides. Let me know how it is going for you. Best, Robert
At 9:43am on August 31, 2009, Barry BakinBarry Bakin said…
Welcome to Classroom 2.0. I think that you'll find a very large and supportive group of educators here, so don't be bashful!
At 5:39pm on August 30, 2009, Michele LattanzioMichele Lattanzio said…
My students are up for anything. Because of your limited time with your students and the time difference, maybe we could set up something in a blog format or podcast. What type of correspondance would best suit you? I teach in Pennsauken, NJ. My students are extremely diverse with many different backgrounds. We are located next to Camden so we often get overflow. My students are very into writing raps and performing. This might also be a something that could coincide with your creative writing aspect. Let me know what you think. I am interested in finding an angle to make this work. - Michele
At 6:25pm on August 29, 2009, Michele LattanzioMichele Lattanzio said…
Hello! My name is Michele Lattanzio and I am interested in your idea. Is there any room for collaboration with another class in New Jersey? Perhaps we could work together to make a fantastic project for our students. I teach 10th grade literature and Speech and Drama.
 
 
 

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