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Using blogging as a scholarly and reflective teaching activity.

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Blogging Teachers by @schudio

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As a member of staff within a school or college, your voice is important. Those in the community in and around the school like to be kept informed about what is going on in your school.

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Why students should blog during Down Time? by @johnkaiser13

john.kaiser@csun.edu

Encouraging students to write their own blogs can be beneficial in supporting reflections on learning,

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Top 5 reasons for schools to blog by @nowpressplay

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Blogging is all the rage nowadays and our children are digital natives. So we thought it

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Ideas to Improve Writing through Blogging by @hengehall

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This is a re-blog post originally posted by Ben Hall, and published with kind permission.

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UKEdMag: To Blog or Not to Blog by @TaffTykeC

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– Blogging is a relatively new phenomenon, with many teachers embracing the opportunities that occur

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Resource: 11 Essential Ingredients Every Blog Post Needs [Infographic]

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-Creating and writing blogs has become a main staple for many teachers, either to use

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Session 65: What is the educational value of blogs, wikis and class/school websites?

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-What is the educational value of blogs, wikis and class/school websites? You need to Login

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From @Dailydenouement’s Blog – Blogging about life as a Teacher of English

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If someone had told me this time last year that I’d be spending time in the hols ‘talking shop’ with a group of strangers via a micro-blogging site more frequently associated with celebrity gossip, I’d have laughed at them.

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