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Blogging Book Review | WritingSquared
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Learning to write, writing to learn. June 15, 2010. I wanted to share some ideas that resonated with me from my first reading about classroom blogging. David F. Warlick’s. 2007 book, Classroom Blogging. Sounded right on target, but it did not live up to its name — at least not for my needs. I did, however, glean the following concepts to aid my understanding and study of blogging in the composition classroom. Blogging is a literary practice that requires reading, thinking, writing and reading some more.
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Daily Reflections | WritingSquared
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Learning to write, writing to learn. Each day we are asked to reflect on our learning. If you’d like to take a look, please visit my Reflections Journal here. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new posts via email.
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Teacher Preparation | WritingSquared
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Learning to write, writing to learn. June 19, 2010. I know this comes as no surprise to anyone who has found this page: it takes a great deal of time to design a single lesson plan! Even more, when your audience members are teachers themselves, many with more classroom experience than you. No pressure! To prepare for my teacher demo I have set up a new blog,. Read, Think, Write, Repeat. Ultimately, I hope my presentation will be:. An inspiration to use new technology to enhance student writing. You are c...
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Exploring student work in public spaces | WritingSquared
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Learning to write, writing to learn. Exploring student work in public spaces. June 12, 2010. Our students are enthusiastic and prolific publishers. During the Summer Institute, I want to explore whether they will be willing to extend their public record to include their academic lives–particularly the publishing of their writing in all its various stages. What are the drawbacks, the fears, the concerns–real and imagined–that I need to consider? Should our space be public, private or something in between?
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From Father to Grandfather | WritingSquared
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Learning to write, writing to learn. From Father to Grandfather. June 23, 2010. Most children love their fathers. And their grandfathers. But I never knew how much I loved my father until he became my children’s grandfather. I believe father was a challenging role for my dad; a supporting role. He was always on the set and rarely missed his lines, but he never stole the show. I have some warm, funny memories–brief moments that stand out in an otherwise forgettable scene. By the time I actually walked dow...
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Say a prayer for my demo… | Find Out Moonshine
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Say a prayer for my demo…. June 21, 2010. Thanks to Urban Dance Squad that line from a song on some far off mixed tape from ’91? Has been rolling around my head for the past few days. Well, I can say that I’m glad that all the agonizing about getting it done and done well is over. Is it possible to become addicted to self-doubt? To enjoy the feeling as you anticipate falling on your face? 8220;too much pressure is too much. I tap a fan’s back to be my bro’. Just say a little prayer for my demo”.
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Down to the bones… | Find Out Moonshine
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Down to the bones…. June 29, 2010. Writing Down the Bones. Was the focus of my professional reading discussion group today. I’d like to thank Natalie for inspiring me through the writing I’ve had to accomplish during the KMWP. She says, ” Separate creator, editor and internal censor…give the creator room to breathe.” Wow, permission to breathe. Http:/ www.nataliegoldberg.com/. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
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Look, Mom, I’m BLogging… | Find Out Moonshine
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Look, Mom, I’m BLogging…. June 22, 2010. And I feel confident about doing math. Why should “mom” be proud of the fact that I can BLog? A question in my memoir, “Why do mom’s do that? 8221; led a few of us down the road of tales about our mothers. The fact that no matter what we do it will never be good enough for mom is a common thread. One Response to “Look, Mom, I’m BLogging…”. June 22, 2010 at 6:21 pm. All I can say is I LOVE IT! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.