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Blogging can help develop kids' writing skills and creativity. It allows them to express themselves and share interests with others around the world. However, kids may share private family information with strangers online. When done properly, blogging promotes 21st century skills in students like creativity, communication, and social/cultural awareness by interacting with others from different backgrounds. Teachers can assign blogging projects for students to reflect on class topics and gauge learning, with supervision to ensure privacy and safety.
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- 1. Blogs for kidsDeveloping their writing
- 2. How to make a blog for kids 1. Choose a Niche 2. Decide on the Perfect Domain Name 3. Come Up With Creative Posts 4. Work Together on Projects for Posts
- 3. Advantages and disadvantages of blogging for kids under 13 years. Advantages Students can develop their writing skill They can be creative The spress their feeling through blog It could be an opportunity to share with your kid They can communicate with other from around the world and learn from different countrie They develop 21st century skills like creativity, communication, technology, etc. Disadvantages kids could share things with stranger about your personal live or about the family that you don't want other to know
- 4. 21st century skills that blogging promotes in young students. Creativity: because they look for new ideas to post it, ideas that comes from their own and using blogs they can develop it. Communication: with blogs students can communicate with other what they think about something and their ideas also kids can learn from other culture and have acces to talk with people from around the world. Social and cultural awareness: Blogging is an excellent way for your kids to learn about being good neighbors and good citizens. because they have different acces to talk with people from around the world they can learn from their different cultures.
- 5. Conclusión Kids blogs are really interesting and useful and we as teacher can implement them in our classroom. we can create a project in which we put our students to create a blog about the subject and after we give the class students have to write a reflection in their blogs, what they like the most, what they learn and also what they would like to learn more. in here the teacher can check their blogs and know how is his/her students learning and what thinks they would like to learn more.