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Jen Fitzgerald

Spring Awakening - 0 views

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    my blogging site
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    Our Technology and Future of Writing blog
Ms Day38

WordPress - MusicalMayhem - 0 views

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    How the constellations formed and the myth behind them.
anonymous

Why This Blog Will Never Be Popular « Bryan's Sophia - 0 views

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    Blog about the blogging experience and how its topic makes it less popular than common blogs today.
daydreamr97

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butler09

Little Readers - 0 views

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haines64

ankle biters anonymous - 0 views

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    Early Childhood Education Blog
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    My group's blog for TFW course. It focuses on interests, ideas, and other aspects of Early Childhood Education.
mccrar25

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  • Pi day
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      Pi day... hahaha... (I'm just showing my sister how this works)
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    This blog discusses education and writing. It covers many topics as you will see.
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    A blog with information regarding writing, reading strategies, advice for teachers and much more.
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    This is our blog page.
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    This is the collection of blogs that my group created.
anonymous

Autobiography « The Return Of The Muse - 0 views

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    My name is Daniel Schilling. My day job involves work in the chemical production industry. In 2006 I graduated Cum Laude from Hillsdale College with a Bachelor of Science in English and a minor in Chemistry. I am a fan of Homer and have read three books of the Odyssey in the original Greek.
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About « christopher cocca - 0 views

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    Christopher Cocca's work has been published or is forthcoming in Elimae, Thieves Jargon, Six Sentences, Boston Literary Magazine , Geez Magazine , Brevity, and The Lantern , the literary journal of Ursinus College. He is a recipient of the Ursinus College Creager Prize for Creative Writing. He is a graduate of Ursinus College and Yale University.
anonymous

Who? « W A S H W O R D S * W A S H W O R D S * W A S H W O R D S * - 0 views

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    By way of introduction, I am a lifelong writer/editor living in Washington, D.C. I work for the government, editing reports and helping social scientists translate their research into "plain English" but have freelanced, been a staff writer for publications including: Newsweek, The Washington Post, Syracuse Herald Journal, Syracuse New Times, Montgomery Gazette (Maryland), Binghamton Press & Sun Bulletin, and a lot of other places, most of you've never heard of, where I learned a lot and met some AMAZING people
anonymous

art predator - 0 views

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    this blog is about life events that are turned into poem and some form of art
anonymous

tiny topaz - 0 views

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    poems by Tiny Topaz
anonymous

Musical Mayhem - 0 views

  • As an upcoming Teacher, I will teach in the inner-city school system. My students will learn that regardless of what society labels the city they come from and how society expects them to be just another statistic of “the hood”, they are someone and they will be someone successful if they so choose. I will give them support, care, and a chance to see themselves as people and NOT just another statistic or number among the uneducated. I will share with them my willingness to help them achieve despite of the surroundings and experiences - if they were negative.
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      As a recent participant of this blog, I have to say that this is one of the most inspiring comments anyone could put up; even though it had absolutley nothinng to do with the blog. I feel like this because I was once one of those inner-city children trying to make it. And even though I haven't made it yet, i think it's nice to know that there are people oout there preparing the next generation of inner-city children to make it.
  • I enjoyed the article “Understanding Comics” by Scott McCloud. It was entertaining, funny, a little complicated, but true. I agree that “we” do program ourselves to believe that a representational symbol is the actual object or person. Take a look at how street signs have an affect on us. If the word Yield was in the red octagon with white letters, we would STOP instead of Yield. Why? Because we would associate the symbol and not read the sign. Think about it!! We are so used to seeing the red octagon as STOP that we don’t read the signs, we just see them. It would be the same as taking a minute to comprehend what we are actually seeing versus what the word says when we have to read the words red, blue, green, yellow out loud. It will be difficult. If we took more time to examine, read, and process information then our lives would be much smoother to live.
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      This is a very true statement and the first thing that i thought about was Prince. We have programed ourselves to know that when we see the weird symbol that represents Prince, to know it's Prince. Even when it comes to good and bad; something blue would be associated with good while something bad would be associated with red or black.
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    A blog that a group of other students and i created for the purpose of learning the blog experience.
Danielle Rabello

Learning Literacy - 0 views

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    Our group's blog
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    Learning Literacy Blog
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