One of the things that I like most about blogging is that I can talk about anything that I want and no one, not anyone at all interrupts me. I could really get involved in some sort of rambling and find myself talking endlessly, never really saying anything of importance.
But, as a teacher, this is fun because most of the time so many people (my students) are listening to me and I have to be sure that what I am saying is right and that they are understanding me and that it is clear enough for them to go off and do it on their own... SOL
feel stress? ... just BLOG.
Wanted: Students with hunger for knowledge. Only locusts need apply...
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4 comments:
I think rambling is great! We all need that. How often do we talk to our closest friends and just go on and on, not becasue we want advice, just becasue we want to get it out of our system? Ramble on. . .
Do you think you would use blogs in your classroom to be sure your students really hear (read) what your saying?
What a way for the students to relieve some stress after taking a SOL test. They could blog it out of their systems.
Your blog is so true! If you went back to my first blog, you would see that rambling is exactly what I did and it made no sense at all!
From the perspective of a man . . . silence is the epitome of self indulgence. Give me a cool toilet, a good book, and 20 minutes of peace. You keep the blog and the rambling; I'm going to the bathroom.:)
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