How to Use Blogs in the Classroom
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Saved by 43 people (-1 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-03-30
- Kpiccone on 2009-10-28 - Tags no_tag
- Odedtech on 2009-09-22 - Tags blog , web2.0 , classroom
- Dougbutchy on 2009-08-03 - Tags education , web2.0 , blogs , technology , writing , blog , blogging , classroom , techcamp
- Cedpaine on 2009-07-25 - Tags blogging , classroom , web2.0 , projects
- Robbinsk2 on 2009-07-24 - Tags blogging , classroom , web2.0 , howto , education
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Mainly, younger kids have a very different notion about private vs. public information. I know this is an issue for all students, but younger kids have a harder time recognizing personal boundaries. A kindergartener, for instance, would be far more likely to tell her classmates that her mother is in jail than would a 5th grader, for instance.
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Ignore RSS at your peril:
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the combination of blog writing and news feeds helps connect students to one another and to others outside the classroom, creating networks of learning that promote reading, writing, and critical thinking
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The development of knowledge through learning to self-publish and comment on postings that adhere to the protocols and norms of behaviour in the chosen communication network is expected to enhance the learners’ reflective, meta-cognitive and written skills as well as management of their learning.
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