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Blogging Alchemy: Success in Secondary Student Blogging

Blogging Alchemy: Success in Secondary Student Blogging

Oct 14, 2012 | Advice, Open Classroom, Pedagogy, Resources

I have set up a comprehensive student blogging platform for my classes. I have a blog for every class with a lesson stream that tracks and compiles the daily traffic of the classroom, I publish my year plans, samples of excellent student work, moderated exemplars,...

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Why should my students blog?

Oct 7, 2012 | Open Classroom, Opinion, Pedagogy, Reflection, Students

Two days ago the long-awaited installation of internet-connected devices landed in my underground classroom. The buzz was palpable. My students, unable to contain their enthusiasm, started to burble inchoate (and largely unwarranted) references to my being...

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