The Tempered Radical: Two Critical Tips for Classroom Blog Pr...
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the best blogging efforts begin when teachers work to embrace the collective nature of the teen mind. Highly motivated student bloggers see themselves as a part of a larger group of students that are reading and writing about powerful ideas together.
That "larger group" may contain peers that live two doors down or two continents away---location is irrelevant, really. All that matters is that your kids become regular readers of blogs being created---and regularly updated---by others with similar interests.
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