Here's something that I was tinkering around with today. I think that it would fairly easy to implement into any classroom regardless of age or content.
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Bethany.
Have you used this strategy with your students? What have been the positive effects that you've noticed from publishing your students' work to a global audience?
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Bethany.
Have you used this strategy with your students? What have been the positive effects that you've noticed from publishing your students' work to a global audience?
Directions for posting a comment:
1) Choose "Comment As" first. If you don't have a Google/Blogger account, you can choose Name/URL and type in your name, then place the web site that best describes you in the URL (i.e. www.ajusd.org). Or, you can choose "Anonymous".
2) You may need to press "Post Comment" more than one time.
It is always wise to copy your comment before pressing "Post Comment" just in case something happens.
3) Type in the word verification.
4) If you did everything correctly, it will state, "Your comment has been saved and will be visible after blog owner approval." If you do not get that message, please try again.
5) Many thanks to Tracy Watanabe for these directions to post.
And thank you for commenting!
I pinned this one! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteThank you Susan! I'm glad that you think it'll work for your learners!
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