blogging is boring
Blogging is not english it doesnt help us it is boring
aggghhhhh xoxo
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John Schinker
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July 31, 2008
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8:03 PM
It's only boring until you figure out that people are reading it, and then you get a comment from some guy halfway around the world where it's the middle of summer and it's light out in the middle of (your) night.
And now, you have to figure out what it is you have to say, and go say it.
Greetings from America. Welcome to the blogosphere.
And now, you have to figure out what it is you have to say, and go say it.
Greetings from America. Welcome to the blogosphere.
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July 31, 2008
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8:15 PM
ok well i have my opinion on blogging and i believe it is boring maybe where abouts in america do you live and how old r u? i hear your a teacher do u teach people from the getto. you love blogging dont you
greetings from australia
greetings from australia
John Schinker
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August 1, 2008
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6:35 AM
One of the most important things you can learn is how to communicate effectively. If you are a good writer, and a good speaker, people will take you seriously. The best way to do that is to write. A lot. Write a 300-500 word blog post every day for a couple months, and you'll find your voice.
You're fortunate to have one of the most respected teachers I know. If her assignments and projects weren't worthwhile, you wouldn't be wasting your time doing them.
I am responsible for technology (computers, networks, etc) for a school district of 4700 students in northern Ohio. It's a fairly affluent community. I could tell you more about it, but you have enough information to find out all you want to know. Google is a wonderful thing :-)
It's interesting that you ask how old I am. One of the attractive things about communicating online is that you can choose to share or not share details about yourself. When you meet someone in person, you make judgments about him or her based on age, skin color, physical appearance, disabilities, clothes, etc. But you don't know what kind of accent I have, or whether I'm Black or Asian or Hispanic, or if I'm wheelchair-bound, or blind. You don't know if I'm 25 years old or 50 or 75. So you have to judge me based on what I SAY and not on how I look. Isn't that wonderful?
You're fortunate to have one of the most respected teachers I know. If her assignments and projects weren't worthwhile, you wouldn't be wasting your time doing them.
I am responsible for technology (computers, networks, etc) for a school district of 4700 students in northern Ohio. It's a fairly affluent community. I could tell you more about it, but you have enough information to find out all you want to know. Google is a wonderful thing :-)
It's interesting that you ask how old I am. One of the attractive things about communicating online is that you can choose to share or not share details about yourself. When you meet someone in person, you make judgments about him or her based on age, skin color, physical appearance, disabilities, clothes, etc. But you don't know what kind of accent I have, or whether I'm Black or Asian or Hispanic, or if I'm wheelchair-bound, or blind. You don't know if I'm 25 years old or 50 or 75. So you have to judge me based on what I SAY and not on how I look. Isn't that wonderful?
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August 31, 2008
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10:25 PM
no i havent judged you at all its just you are one of my teachers friends and i was wondering wat you do like your proffesion and where you are from because im intreged about america so i am not a judgemental person at all you dont even no what kind of person i am and u have judged me. and for your information blogging is discuraged at our school therfor my teachers assignment here has FAILED!!!
thankyou for your words
thankyou for your words
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