The connection between learning and passion
Post by Tracy Rosen, Education Consultant, RECIT Provinicial Service for General Adult Education...
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3 a.m. blogging, and why social sciences (/school) should be social, and public!
First I will partially explain the title, as NOT being because my new baby boy woke me up earlier...
Read MoreTeacher Profiles: An Interview With Catherine Barnard
Happy New Year from the LEARN bloggers! At this time of renewal and rethinking old habits, here’s hoping this Teacher Profile of Catherine Barnard inspires you to “upgrade” an area of your literacy teaching...
Read MoreContinuing the Conversation: The Art of Commenting on Blogs
I have been blogging for more than 5 years. I started because I felt, as a teacher, if I was going to ask students to write, I had to write myself. I was starting to read a number of blogs and that, too, pushed me to start one...
Read MoreStriking my Fancy: Blogging for Literacy
Earlier this year, Susan van Gelder started the conversation about blogging with her post here. She then inspired me to tell a story. A good friend of mine, we’ll call her Clarisse, has a son in elementary school. And,...
Read MoreLearning to Blog – Blogging to Learn
A number of teachers have been blogging, sharing their best practices and examining their teaching. I know I have learned from many and continue to do so. Students, too have been blogging, some on their own by choice and others...
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