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The document discusses research that has been done on the benefits of using blogs in the classroom. The research found that blogging helps students write more frequently, comment on each other's work, and receive feedback that improves their writing. Students who blogged more wrote better overall and felt better about writing. Blogging also helps students organize their thoughts and develop and synthesize their ideas. The document also introduces ePals, a free website that teachers can use to set up blogs and email for students.
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These articles discuss using blogs in education to enhance student learning and reflection, communicate with parents, and build communities of practice. Blogs allow students to write for authentic audiences, reflect on their learning, and receive feedback on language skills. Teachers can use blogs to share resources, stimulate discussion, and improve instruction through collaboration. When integrated according to student needs and learning styles, emerging technologies like blogs can positively impact the learning experience.
Blogging in Education
The document discusses the educational uses of blogs and provides guidance on how to implement blogging in the classroom. It describes different types of blogs such as classroom news blogs, mirror blogs, and literature response blogs. Steps are provided for using blogs to promote higher-order thinking. Advantages are noted, such as motivating students and allowing them to develop and share ideas. The document also highlights potential "a-ha" moments, such as realizing blogs are not just for socializing but can be used for educational purposes like communicating about coursework.
Module 6
This document discusses several articles that explore how teachers are using blogging in classroom settings and how it benefits both students and teachers. It provides examples of how blogs allow for communication between students, teachers, and parents. They can be used to post assignments, classroom activities and student work, as well as provide feedback and grading. Blogs create an interactive online space that engages students and encourages creativity.
Blogging In The Classroom
This document discusses several articles that explore how teachers are using blogging in classroom settings and how it benefits both students and teachers. It provides examples of how blogs allow for communication between students, teachers, and parents. They can be used to post assignments, classroom activities and student work, as well as provide feedback and grading. Blogs create an interactive learning environment that engages students and encourages creativity.
Blogging In The Classroom
This document discusses the benefits of using blogging in classroom settings based on several articles. It describes how teachers have used blogs for students to communicate with each other and their teacher, share assignments and get feedback. Parents are also able to communicate through the blogs to stay informed on what students are learning. Blogs allow interactive, creative learning outside of classroom hours and help parents assist their children with homework. The document concludes by explaining how reading the articles convinced the author of the benefits of starting a classroom blog.
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This document discusses the benefits of using blogging in classroom settings based on several articles. It describes how teachers have used blogs for students to communicate with each other and their teacher, share assignments and get feedback. Parents are also able to communicate through the blogs to stay informed on what students are learning. Blogs allow interactive, creative learning outside of classroom hours and help parents assist their children with homework. The document concludes by explaining how reading the articles convinced the author of the benefits of starting a classroom blog.
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- 12. Citations: Nagel, Dave. "ePals Delivers Free E-Mail, Blogging for Schools," T.H.E. Journal, 9/10/2007, http://www.thejournal.com/articles/21246 Ramaswami , Rama. "The Prose of Blogging (and a Few Cons, Too)," T.H.E. Journal, 11/1/2008, http://www.thejournal.com/articles/23562 Sturgeon , Julie. "Five Don'ts of Classroom Blogging," T.H.E. Journal, 2/1/2008, http://www.thejournal.com/articles/22014 Blogging is an excellent tool teachers can use to enhance the way they teach and engage their students. Student already love to be on the computer and blog, so why not give them an opportunity to learn in the process? Blogging is a great way to collaborate with other students, to increase the amount of writing students produce, to stay connected with your students, and to reach and communicate with students that normally have trouble participating in a crowded classroom. I encourage everyone to consider blogging as a beneficial technology tool for their classroom. Stop