Walking Stick Blogger

A Learning Space for Literacy and English Language Learners

The Walking Stick Blogger

My name is Glenn Groulx. I am interested in learning to apply the strategies of storytelling online for myself as a lifelong learner, and to in turn help my students create a personal online presence. I have decided on the name “the walking stick blogger” as the title of my own blogging story. I live…

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Discussion Topic for Teachers: Lower Shields and Step Out of the Zone of Silence

Teachers reside within a zone of silence, it seems, conditioned to not discuss activities within classrooms with outsiders. The cone of silence extends itself to their classrooms, to their students, to the teacher’s lounge, and the learning activities. This conditioning requires teachers to be very careful about what they say, and thus, when it comes to blogging about their professional practice, are unwilling to discuss the goings-on of the learning trade in their blogs.

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LifeBlogging: A Dialogue with the Natural Self

The Natural Self is the acquired, socialized perspectives we have had grafted onto us during early life experiences. The natural self is composed also of our personality factors such as attitudes, and intellect; our inclinations towards solitude or being with others, our physical/emotional differences that make us more or less sensitive to specific stimuli; our genotype and…

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Blogging to Learn: Academic French

I have been wanting to use the web 2.0 tools to undertake independent learning and would like to demonstrate how to make use of my blog as a self-regulated learning tool. With the help of OneNote, Word 2010, Google Scholar, and Google Translate, I am able to combine the tools to engage in active learning. This post documents my collection and learning processes.

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Considering Solo Student Bloggers

Much more attention has been directed to collaborative group blogging activities, yet little has been done to encourage solo blogging within an instructional setting.

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