Hi there Alyssa! You have put a voice to your thoughts through you first blog post which is the #1 reason why teachers should blog: to share. We lead by example. If we want our students to share their lives with us, we need to share our lives with others also. I blog what I would be ok with for my students to actually read. Some personal tidbits are bonding to all who read our blog. It serves as connection. That is fun and rewarding. Like connect-the-dots we did as children. Fun and rewarding (even when the dog turned out looking like a flower). Keep sharing with us…Karen
Hi there Alyssa. I thought I commented on your blog but it doesn’t look like I did until now? Becoming a digital citizen has its challenges (reason #8). For me anyhow. I like that you shared details about you in your blog. That is the #1 reason why teachers should blog. To share by putting a voice to your thoughts. Good company likes sharing on any and all levels. Nicely done…Karen https://www.edutopia.org/discussion/9-reasons-why-teachers-should-blog
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Hi there Alyssa! You have put a voice to your thoughts through you first blog post which is the #1 reason why teachers should blog: to share. We lead by example. If we want our students to share their lives with us, we need to share our lives with others also. I blog what I would be ok with for my students to actually read. Some personal tidbits are bonding to all who read our blog. It serves as connection. That is fun and rewarding. Like connect-the-dots we did as children. Fun and rewarding (even when the dog turned out looking like a flower). Keep sharing with us…Karen
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Hi there Alyssa. I thought I commented on your blog but it doesn’t look like I did until now? Becoming a digital citizen has its challenges (reason #8). For me anyhow. I like that you shared details about you in your blog. That is the #1 reason why teachers should blog. To share by putting a voice to your thoughts. Good company likes sharing on any and all levels. Nicely done…Karen
https://www.edutopia.org/discussion/9-reasons-why-teachers-should-blog
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