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Research on Blogging

Published by April Luehmann on August 22, 2008

What makes a blog a blog? It looks like a Web site, yet it is full of stories. The language is less formal than an essay or a research article and more formal than a diary or chat box. The stories, often in narrative form, are complemented by interesting collections of multimedia such as images, podcasts and video. Technically speaking,… Read more →

D&C Spotlight on Career Changing Teachers

Published by Laura Brophy on August 20, 2008 | 1 Response

As the Democrat and Chronicle gets us ready to head back to school, it was great to see an article this morning on career changers and local opportunities to enter teaching from other fields. See “Rochester-area workers forge a path from industry to classroom” in today’s D&C. Chris Young, a master’s student in Warner’s science teacher preparation program, was one… Read more →

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