Blogging
makes communication interactive with discussions, feedback, and collaborating
with others. What a great way for
educational leaders to help others learn! History
teachers could set up a blog for students to read about an important event that
took place on that day in history. These
events could be archived and as the lists grow, teachers could have trivia
questions that students could give feedback on.
Teachers could use blogs to post an assignment that would require some
type of writing feedback, like using vocabulary words to fill in the blanks on
a particular story or to give an opinion on a particular current event. School leaders could use blogs to keep the
school community updated with relevant information concerning their schools,
like bond issues, school closings or current events. The ways that educational leaders can use
blogs is endless. They can keep us
informed and in touch!
