Teacher Blogs

Post a link to your Blog so we can share and find easily.

Do You Have Any Questions?

You can use this section to post questions any time during the blog PD session.

Ideally we can get to it during lunch, but if not I can answer the question later today, and throughout the next few weeks to support your blogging experience.

Ask away:

Classroom Example

Hey Team,

This is the link to the 7/8 split class blog.  The blog is used to share lessons, display student work, conduct polls, monitor independent reading, collaborate on school fundraisers, homework assignments, stay current with local events, inform students of important due dates, and a variety of other odds and ends that don's fit a particular category.

It is indeed a constant work in progress and ever changing and developing.  So, thoughts and suggestions are always welcome.

7/8 Mr.Cheney's Class Blog

Blogging in the TDSB

Here is some information on blogging in the TDSB.  This link provides pedagogy, examples, and how-to links.

http://tdsbblogging.blogspot.com/2008/09/3-blogs-in-classroom.html

check it out and share anything interesting or any other discoveries.

Ten Reasons to Blog

Check out this video produced by a grade 10 class.

post any comments:

What do you want to learn?

Hello Team,

Please share some thought on what you hope to learn from this workshop.

As well, please share what you hope to achieve with your class in the blogging experience?

As you will learn the blog holds unlimited options to support your teaching practice and pedagogy.  The key is that you can use it to satisfy your needs as a teacher, rather then being obligated to fulfill the desires and needs of others.

What students think of the blog experience:

Hello Team, just a section to browse through and read the words of students and their opinion on the blogging experience.

Students please share your feelings about using the blog in class, at home, and as means of learning.

Thanks