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Always a risk opening a random sour in the fridge. They don't last but this 9ne was grabbed in time and wow it's a wonderful lambic that was a sour before sour was a thing.
Greg McVerry@foss_j12 more importantly @concentricsky the team behind Badgr has values and data policies I can get behind. @ottonomy been a leader in #openbadges since beginning. I did just issue some badges in https://edu407.jgregorymcverry.com/badges.html but those my own design
Greg McVerry#edu307 this is probably the one author that influenced me the most https://www.npr.org/2019/05/17/468790231/herman-wouk-the-jackie-robinson-of-jewish-american-fiction-dies-at-103
Greg McVerryWay to go Caitlin. Fight for the rights for moms everywhere. https://www.courant.com/politics/hc-pol-seec-lawsuit-childcare-20190517-a7zaku2xtjblre6p5ubkxrdgiq-story.html
Greg McVerry#edu407 First stop thinking you are writing for a grade. The writing you do in college is a genre you will probably never write again. Just get to know it. It seems you are on you way by understanding some of the key differences in college level writing. We need organization. Use headers. Make sure paragraphs revolve around single ideas. Define key words, be
Greg McVerry#edu407 Repeat after me: A worksheet is not a mini-lesson, a worksheet is not an assessment in workshop methods. If you want to teach lessons on editing and revising materials can help but students need to work through the process on their own pieces.
Greg McVerry#edu407 you will find many students do not like the tyranny of the blank page. Sometimes, all the time, constraint can help creativity. When ever you do provide free writes offer suggested topics. In younger grades display sentence starters. In older grades provide models of different elements like hooks.
Greg McVerryYou could channel this stressful story into any genre of fiction a sci-fi pilot who may fail out of the academy as they treat a comrade wounded in battle, a realistic fiction piece telling..well your story...but a blog is a great place to just vent. #edu407
Greg McVerrySorry the laundry folding robot went out of business: https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/23/18512529/laundroid-laundry-folding-robot-seven-dreamers-bankrupt-ces thank you so much for documenting the struggles of a working mom who is putting herself through college. The stories of @scsu are so unique but they share a thread of resiliency. #edu407
Greg McVerryIf you can't find a sitter please know your child is always welcome in class. I do not know a teacher @scsu who would not let you bring a child or children of any age.
Greg McVerryWriting for an audience is real but that is a task and not so much writing anymore but we teach out students strategies for these tasks. You highlight how purpose and task change the genre of writing pience #edu407
Greg McVerry#edu407 I would say blogging is a different genre and it doesn't need to be in a conversational tone unless that is what you want your blog to be. Blogging for class is slightly artifical as it comes with an audience of consequence (me) but write for you and never an audience.
Greg McVerryI love the frenetic pace in this piece #edu407 Natalie really puts you in her home with the description of the morning routine. The staccato on the sentence structure makes you feel the rush.
Greg McVerryAnother thing I am seeing in #edu407 writing lesson plans (as in most lesson plans by pre-service teachers) is an under estimation of time. Writing a paragraph itself could be broken up into 5-7 mini lessons.
Greg McVerryI think you have grown as a writer in #edu407 as well. You also have the privilege of building up sites since #edu106. I always have to remember how much you have to learn about learning to learn in my classes about learning.
Greg McVerry#edu407 I like to teach run on sentences in the context of sentence variety. It is a subtle shift but then you are teaching from a place of the writers' toolkit rather than the learner's deficit. Talk about how sentence variety improves writing and run-ons will happen...then teach students how to fix them like breaking things with periods and then sometimes
Greg McVerryFinding most of #edu407 chose to focus on grammar for their writing mini lessons. These just in time moments pop up all the time and you will do mini-lessons targeted at these objectives but it is also low hanging fruit. Teaching kids to tell their story...thats magic
Greg McVerry#edu407 This is a good example of an holistic rubric. Notice a score is compromises multiple criterion. As a teacher you weigh them all against each other and usually an anchor set of quality. I prefer holistic rubrics for teaching writing (criterion based useful in measuring....not so much teaching IMO)
Greg McVerry@paulbogush @foss_j12 If I wanted a turn ket #openbadges platform I would use Badgr https://badgr.io I have been fooling around with trying to badge from my own domain using webmentions. Keep it simple and on my site
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