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pieces with relatable teen issues.  His blogs are easy on my mind because we share a lot of the same views, and I admire his strong morals and convictions about how people should represent themselves.  I especially enjoyed his blog, Get Out of My ‘Face’.  This blog is something I often think about while scrolling down my friends list on Facebook.  I am sometimes shocked at the pictures that students have the guts to put out on the World Wide Web.  Just like a scandalous outfit, these

blog. Upon further reading of the blog, I came across topics I was not aware about and topics that I was well aware of, for example the unnecessary and unwanted blocking of many websites on all computers on campus at BHS. Through this post titled Unnec*ssary Censorshi*, I was able to find common ground with the author, which was another reason why I found this blog to be so great. This blog also compelled me to search onward on its topics and offered challenges to its readers, like when it put forth the challenge of

blog has a different personality.   Each blog is meant to achieve something different.   While searching through the blog world, three interesting blogs that are written by students at my high school caught my eye.     iThink, the catchy title of a blog written by upcoming senior JM Poff, was the first blog that received my attention.   iThink resembles the name of the highly popular iPod, which is adored by everyone.   In case some readers are not familiar

heart. His writing has left me with a sense of wonder and amazement at how a person can formulate words to fit into sentences so emotionally and heart-touching. Although at first I had a bit of trouble figuring out my way around JM’s blog titled iThink, I finally figured it out and discovered what was hidden inside. I came to find that JM was a very straight forward, “this is the was it is suppose to be” person. In reading about his thoughts on abortion and the Mifeprex drug, I quickly

are billions of people that blog. I found three blogs that in my mind stand out among all the other blogs. These blogs are easily accessible, well thought out, and have many post that interest me. The three blogs that stood out were Greater Omaha, iThink, and Thoughts About English & A Few Other Things. These blogs are written by soon-to-be seniors, and are quite impressive.

minds, who choose to share their talents with the rest of mankind.  Though each blog is tremendously unique to the next, they each stuck with me and encouraged me to voice my opinion about each one. As unbelievable as it may seem, after reading just one sentence of iThink, I was hooked.  It was obvious to me just by the first page that this blog was going to be extremely well thought out.  Most student blogs I have read do not have much of a welcome, but this one caught my attention and held it.  Poff,

I need to speak up next time. Learning that Americans should not just vote on the two bases of abortion and gay marriage, but on experience, leadership, and other beliefs is what I obtained in “Clockwork Christians and Presidential Politics” and “McCain is Able; Barack is not”. The final blog, Peeling the Layers, has the air of intellect on matters of moral beliefs. The author, Amberly G, clearly informs readers of the controversy of organ donors and presents the idea of the good of what organ donating can do in

Class Blogs: Love2Learn Blog Room 9 Liz Keinfeld’s Class Blog ArguendoClass: For the Sake of Debate The Fischbowl (Check out the teacher and class blogs in right sidebar.) Individual Student Blogs: iThink Peeling the Layers Shorewood High School (Check out links on right sidebar.) Helpful Resources 4Teachers.org (This site has a ton of resources and tools-even a rubric maker.) Lesson Plan Template

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iThink Dave Barry Faces of Web 2.0 Stearns Fatherblog The 21st Century Schoolhouse The Shifted Librarian Edtech Post Bud the Teacher Huff English B2 Math 306-04 K-12 Online Conference