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Blogs Introduction
The document discusses setting up classroom blogs to encourage writing, reading, and sharing of opinions among students. It recommends choosing a new student daily to write blog posts and providing a resource for students 24/7. Examples of successful classroom blogs are also provided, including ones for AP Calculus and Applied Math. The document suggests blogs can help with course management, professional development, stress management, and connecting, communicating, and building community.
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Blogs Introduction
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- 4. Start with thestudents (The kids always come first)
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- 8. Choose new scribedaily
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- 14. Provides a resource 24/7
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- 18. Good example: DarrenKuropatwa (Manitoba): AP Calculus http://apcalc07.blogspot.com/ Applied Math http://am40sw08.blogspot.com /
- 19. Making a blogabout OAME…. http://www.blogger.com
- 20. Back to theteacher
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- 25. Stress Management? Anonymous,of course…
- 26. Let’s make one…Go to www.blogger.com and follow the three easy steps