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**Abi Marlowe [|Top 20 Teacher Blogs]** This is an article with links to 20 great blogs for teachers. Each entry on the article has a quick "lowdown" explaining the blog's content. Scholastic explains why they love the blog and why the blogger loves to do it for most of the entries. It has categories like "Best for Tech Wannabes Creating Lifelong Learners" and "Best Classroom Use of Blogs." Looks like it would be lots of fun to explore!

[|epals.com] This site is a free project-based learning network. It is for grades k-12. Students can collaborate on projects with people all across the world. Now you have access to classrooms in 200 countries!

http://teacherlingo.com/ Teacher Lingo is an educational community of teacher blogs, lesson plans, and other teacher resources. http://teachers20.ning.com/ A group of educators helping each other to learn and use the new tools that are out there - from PowerPoint to Web 2.0.
 * Alexandra Pineda**

"History is Elementary"
 * __Katie Wilhelm__**
 * http://historyiselementary.blogspot.com

A site for History teachers and anyone who enjoys reading about History and History Education. Articles, lessons, and more - pretty interesting stuff!

http://globaleducationning.com/

Helping teachers and students reach the world. A community for teachers and students interested in global education. This was a really interesting group I found that is great for a lot of the stuff we've been talking about in class! Inspiring!**

__Ammara Ali__

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~This blog focuses on ways to apply technology to the learning process. Quite beneficial!

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~Through this blog, people discuss educational issues, particularly relating to technology. In addition, educators share their discoveries, resources, and areas of interest. This website also presents ideas for integration of learning technology into the curriculum. Very informative and useful!

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~This ning is for primary school teachers. Through this ning, teachers share resources, lesson plans, and other teaching materials. Great site!

=Paul Grossman= http://movingforward.wikispaces.com/Education+Blogs+by+Discipline

This WikiSpace offers links to numerous education blogs, from technology-oriented approaches across different specializations and fields (Art, Agriculture, Business, etc.) to teaching English as a Second Language and Special Education. This is an excellent resource for multiple fields of interest, from general education (whether in English or Science) to precise specifications (Reading, Writing, Spelling, just to refer to English).

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Jim Burke is also responsible for the [|English Companion Ning], mentioned in the first article for review. While his Ning is more of a networking site for teachers to offer their own advice in education, Jim Burke's blog is a resource for educators compiled from his own teaching experience. It ranges from general instruction to creating instructional plans and how to manage oneself professionally in the field of education. This is a very practical blog for the nitty-gritty of teaching, especially with organization, paperwork, and planning, as well as offering some very sound philosophical advice for successful and fulfilling teaching.

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The Enhanced English Teacher blog is a compendium of technological skills and approaches geared for the English classroom. This blog focuses on digital literacy in education for English Literature, including practical advice from the blogger's experience for helping students meet the standards set by [|21st Century Skills]. Her advice includes using Nings and Blogs as a regular part of the educaton experience, in order to facilitate a deeper appreciation of literature within modern technological and global contexts (referring to growing online communities for academic learning).

=Vanessa Rivas= [] === I started visiting this blog in the beginning of the spring semester because he really went hand in hand with this course. This blog has information on digital storytelling, web 2.0 technologies, and so on. It's definitely an interesting and informative blog. In addition, the creator of the blog depicts his own personal experiences in the field of education, which are really deep. [| http://caudillclub.blogspot.com/] ===