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Blogger Adds Moderation

For a little while now, since I used Blogger for my freshman blog project, I’ve wondered about evaluation of the blog entries. I’m already working on gathering weak and strong examples on overheads to...

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Blogging For Teachers

San Jose State University requires ENED 353: Methods of Teaching English of all students seeking an English teaching credential. In the fall and again this spring, I delivered a presentation about...

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Should I Give This To My Students?

I’ve yet to start up the student commenting in this year’s blog project. While it’s been at the back of my mind, I simply haven’t walked students through the process I want them to use in order to...

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It’s All About The Tools

While commenting on a colleague’s blog, I stumbled across an idea: maybe School 2.0 isn’t the use of all these funky new gadgets. Most kids don’t want to use those things for educational ends and are...

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Is Gaiman A Teacher?

From a Goodreads interview with Neil Gaiman: Normally, in anything I do, I’m fairly miserable. I do it, and I get grumpy because there is a huge, vast gulf, this aching disparity, between the Platonic...

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