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Tag Archives: Journal topics
Blog Posts for class
You will be You will have a series of MANDATORY POSTS. You will be posting to topics provided by me You will be posting to SHORT STORIES P [...]
On plans
Plans Plans often change, but the vision should remain the same. Therefore, as a leader, you should be stubborn in maintaining your vision b [...]
Doing Something
On Doing Something I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something; and because I cannot do everythi [...]
Blogging with German friends?
Not sure if my earlier proposal to change our wiki project to a blogging project has been accepted but I am stepping out on faith and demons [...]
13,000 conversation questions
Twitter resource that I got from @englishraven @SeanBanville 13,000 conversation questions for #esl classroom – 650 printable hando [...]
See TIME's pictures of the week
@TIME: See TIME’s pictures of the week | http://su.pr/6a2U92 Which one is the most interesting to you? Why? Put a link to one of the [...]
Blogging in response to a quote
How do you create a blog post about a quote? First you read the quote. Then you read the quote again. Then you read the quote and ask yourse [...]
Commenting about someone's podcast
Commenting about someone’s podcast/vodcast/movie Dear <First Name of Videomaker> What I noticed most about, “<Exact Title o [...]
cOmmENTing ProtoCOL
There is a protocol to follow when COMMENTING Speak directly to the student or teacher whose post you are responding to. Address them by n [...]
Blogging about a poem
Need help getting started in your blog response to a poem? Take tips below. Free Response Journal entry: Before you begin to write be sure t [...]
Blogging to speculate and question
Really confused and don’t know how to respond? Try out any of these suggestions below. Free Response Journal entry: Before you begin t [...]
