Rasha blogging and voice commenting to enhance esl students' critical thinking skills
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This document discusses how blogging and voice commenting can enhance critical thinking skills for ESL students. It defines critical thinking as the process of conceptualizing, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating information. Teachers can help improve students' critical thinking through activities like analysis, open-ended questions, and debate. Blogging involves students creating blogs to share experiences and opinions through writing. Voice commenting allows adding audio recordings, like WhatsApp voice messages, as comments on blog posts. Examples of blog platforms and the steps to create a blog are provided. The purpose is to engage students in higher-order thinking through interactive online discussion.
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- 2. What is Critical Thinking?
- 3. Critical thinking is the intellectually disciplined process of actively and skillfully conceptualizing, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and/or evaluating information (The Critical Thinking Community, 2016(.
- 4. How could teachers help in improving students critical thinking skills?
- 5. Analysis Compare and Contrast Open-ended Questions Evaluation
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- 8. What is Blogging? What is Voice Commenting?
- 9. Blogging Definition: A blog is a journal that is a mixture of a person’s life, hybrid diary. It is a website containing a writer’s or a group of writers’ own experiences, observations, opinions, etc., and often having links other websites. (See Dictionary.com 2017)
- 10. What is needed for using blogs successfully?
- 12. Platforms for creating blogs: Blogger Wordpress
- 13. Types of Blogs: Class Blog Student Blog Resource Blog
- 14. Steps to Create a blog: Open your gmail. Click google apps. Go down till you see blogger icon. Click on the hyperlink Click on the triangle beside your previous blog. Click new blog Write the name Choose the temple. The link is important for sending invitations, sending on facebook.
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