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Blogging as Assignments
Started this discussion. Last reply by Graeme May 23, 2009. 17 Replies 0 Likes
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"Not a middle school answer, but a senior school approach which seems to be very positive. I set my mob a major essay, but the preliminary work for each student is
0. research a significant community ethics issue (then 3 weeks later)
1. to post a…"
"Matthew, 'I will survive'. I may start again next year with a mandatory vent and see who's doing it because they want to and who is doing it because they have to."
Matthew Allen replied to Sara Pacheco's discussion Blogging as Assignments"I think you should keep at Nancy. Our kids live in such a technological world and it seems like there are a few that are getting it. Keep in mind there are many different learning styles, and I'm sure that blogging has helped some of your…"
Donelle replied to Sara Pacheco's discussion Blogging as Assignments"Great list, Tom. Are you using Edublogs for your students? When you have them create their own blogs for independent study, are you organizing that as student Edublogs under your main blog?"
"Zach, I agree. I don't know what the missing link is--I blogged about my frustrations a while back. Our class blog can have many posts, but none of them thought provoking...still trying to decide whether to continue or not. N."
Zach Vander Veen replied to Sara Pacheco's discussion Blogging as Assignments"The art - and I'm convinced it's an art - of fine blogging is an excellent challenge. I created a class blog for the purpose of running with various thoughts that come up in class, but we never have time to fully explore because of time…"
"Maggie, thanks for sharing this. I created a blog months ago to do this but alas it is still empty!! So much to do, so little time. I only see my kids one day a week so I have to make choices--I do hope to get the book review blog up and…"
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