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The blog has evolved as a genre, giving it limitless potential as a form of writing, and that's just as true for student writers as it is for everyone else. 
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Scoop.it!
Back in March, I published some notes about blogging in case people were interested in setting up a blog to use in conjunction wit
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Student blogging provides opportunities for sharing, reflection, and ownership. With ELLs, blogs can provide deeper engagement and a public forum to demonstrate their developing skills.
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Summer 2020 Blog Fest And here we are: the final post in the series, where I'll say a few words about blogs and completion-base
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The way in which students in higher education engage with their courses of study is implicitly shaped by the way in which they are assessed. For most students this means the tried and tested method…
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I don't forget what it was like to get started online. When I started my first blog 5+ years ago, I was excited and scared to death. Even today sometimes I have
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“Ms. Clark, I can’t believe it! Someone from Argentina and New Zealand just read my blog!” This kind of wide-eyed excitement is why I have been blogging with my students for nearly 10 years.
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