Friday, March 5, 2010
Administrators: Thing Three
As the curators of school culture, building and district administrators can use blogging as a means to foster healthy conversation. Dissent is welcomed, so long as the conversation, on both sides of an issue, is civil. I was drawn in to Kimberly Moritz's blog (Superintendent of a district in Western NY) because of the dialogue that people are invited to do as she shares what's happening in the district, such as the great work by a 7th grade math class in What is a prism? (Check out the student videos), and especially initiatives, which leads to discussions about Resistance to Change. This blog exemplifies the productive power of involving community into curricular thinking.
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In Thing 11 for this class one of the articles we have to read suggests that you put links to help support your blogs. I see you have done this all throughout your blogs. What a great way to share more information with your readers. I am new to blogging and had never put a link to something before this class. I hope to get as comfortable with it as you appear to be.
ReplyDeleteHi Educator2010,
ReplyDeleteBlogger makes it so easy. You'll be doing it in not time. It makes for a great way to provide resources to your staff. I only wish that Blogger made it easy to post links in comments. It's possible if you know basic html. Good luck and happy journey to you :)