For 3rd Quarter

Instructions:

1.  Read the 2nd Quarter reflection of a friend and leave a comment.
         Notes for comments:
         a.  write 1-3 sentences only.
         b.  it should be encouraging if not to praise
         c.  do not use unpleasant word/s.  Remember you can not hide your identity.
         d.  bear in mind that not everyone is perfect.
         e.  do not use gay lingo and internet lingo.
         d.  lastly, make friends.

2. You can also follow and subscribe to each others posts.

     

Posts for the Second Quarter

1. Insights on the Filipino month celebration theme.

2. Modern Day Hero

Who do you look up to as your modern day hero?  Who is the person whom you admire the most?  Is it your mom, dad, brother, sister, friend or teacher?  Is it a news anchor, politician, basketball player or a singer, or maybe a street vendor, taxi driver, policeman, or saleslady in a nearby mall?

3.  My Teacher, My Hero

In celebrating teachers' month, you are to write about how your teachers inspired and touched your lives.

4.  Insights on the Science Month celebration theme.

5.  Insights on the English month celebration theme.

6.  2nd Quarter Reflection

Posts for the First Quarter

Check if you have a complete posts in your blogs for the first quarter.

1.    A Letter to the President of the Philippines.

Make a letter to the President expressing any or all of the following: admiration, dismay, support and others.

2.    Nutrition Month Celebration theme.

Write your insights about the theme of the years Nutrtion Month Celebration.

3.     SONA 2011

Make a reaction about the State of the Nation Address (SONA) of the President.

4.    Reflection

     Make a reflection on all the learning you gained during the First quarter following the guide questions;

a.    What are the learning/discoveries that I have gained?

b.   What are the problems/challenges that I have encountered?

c.    How did I address these challenges?

d.   Moving on, I will….

Posts for the Second Quarter

1. Modern Day Hero

Who do you look up to as your modern day hero?  Who is the person whom you admire the most?  Is it your mom, dad, brother, sister, friend or teacher?  Is it a news anchor, politician, basketball player or a singer, or maybe a street vendor, taxi driver, policeman, or saleslady in a nearby mall?

Student Blogging

Goals with student blogs include:

1. Students will communicate effectively.

2. Students will share thoughts, ideas, and opinions, and support them with details that make       understanding easy.

3. Students will become better writers, both in content and mechanics.

4. Students will become better readers, improving comprehension and the ability to read critically.

5. Students will share great books and enter into dialogue about them.
6. Students will use Web 2.0 technology as a tool to publish their work to share with their peers, family, and friends.

In addition to the goals for learning, there are other benefits to students. These include:

1.   Blogging is fun.

2. Students can improve writing in an exciting and engaging manner.

3. Students can share their work with friends.

4. Students can comment on their friend's work, sharing thoughts and ideas. 

5. Students can learn about using computers and web-based tools.

 6. Students can show off their work to their parents, grandparents, and other family members.

7. Students can earn good grades for doing something they like.

 Reference:

Mr. McGuire "The Reading Workshop"

                <http://www.thereadingworkshop.com/2009/10/goals-and-benefits-of-student-blogging.html>

                     October 1, 2009