Comments on: Why Blog in Science Class? http://ateachersthoughts.com/science/why-blog-in-science-class/ Learning and Science in the 21st Century Fri, 21 Nov 2008 11:53:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: marshc http://ateachersthoughts.com/science/why-blog-in-science-class/#comment-276 marshc Fri, 01 Feb 2008 14:45:53 +0000 http://ateachersthoughts.com/science/why-blog-in-science-class/#comment-276 It does seem as though the 'sharing' is a manifestation of a traditional 'female achievement style'...... http://www.achievingstyles.com/articles/female_leadership_styles.asp Yes! It does seem as though the ’sharing’ is a manifestation of a traditional ‘female achievement style’……

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]]> By: Claire Thompson http://ateachersthoughts.com/science/why-blog-in-science-class/#comment-275 Claire Thompson Thu, 31 Jan 2008 04:11:31 +0000 http://ateachersthoughts.com/science/why-blog-in-science-class/#comment-275 Rick, I really like your example of posing an open ended question and having students blog their ideas and methods while getting suggestions from peers. Have you done this with your students? Do you pose multiple questions and have different PLNs working on each one, but commenting on all? This sounds like a great way to encourage scientific thinking and problem solving. Rick, I really like your example of posing an open ended question and having students blog their ideas and methods while getting suggestions from peers. Have you done this with your students? Do you pose multiple questions and have different PLNs working on each one, but commenting on all? This sounds like a great way to encourage scientific thinking and problem solving.

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