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May 29, 2011 Dana Huff

  • Cool Cat Teacher Blog: 12 Reasons to Blog with Your Students

    Vicki shares a great list of reasons why we should blog with students, enabling them to make connections with themselves and students around the world.

    tags: blogging blog web2.0 education writing

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English Department Chair/English teacher, doctoral candidate at Northeastern University, reader, writer, bread baker, sometime soapmaker, amateur foodie. Wife and mom of three.

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