Sunday, March 04, 2007

COMMENT ON FRIDAY CHECK IN

Hi,

I'm sorry if I wrote in a post because I include some links in my message and I want to make them operational since the possibility of hypertext is absent in the space reserved for comments . Also, I tried to use the HTML language, but in vain.

Anyway, during the last period, I discovered two wonderful blogs that I try everyday to read a post of them . The first one is my marrakesh .
Teacher Vanessa, I'm sure that you will enjoy reading it.
The second one is a food blog which has a French title " la tartine gourmande". The writer is a french and lived in US. I admire the entire blog: the writing style, the pictures, and the recipes.

On the other hand, I tried to put the SQ3R in practice with my children. They were so excited to test it, especially when I told them this strategy of reading is taught me by Vanessa!

At the end,instead of reading online newspapers, I watched political and economic news that what I'm intersting in on the TV.

3 comments:

  1. Khadija

    How exciting for me that your children are excited about learning something I taught. We hear and read about how education spreads - "each one teach one" is a common grassroots literacy program slogan - but being part of the chain makes it so much more meaningful.

    I've been able to put links in comments with html tags. I found out that if I ask to preview the post, blogger tells me it won't accept the tag for an active link. However, it does accept the code and publishes them as active links if I DON'T preview. Go figure. I can't explain it!

    I love both of the blogs. I sure wish there had been blogs when I lived in Egypt. Hey - there was not even public internet back then! Seriously, blogs are a good source for reading practice - you are sure to be able to find blogs on subjects that interest you. I bet Sadamu could find blogs on the ocarina.

    Speaking of blogs, a number of you started your own blogs. Have you been keeping up with them? Please post link to your blog here so we can visit and leave comments.

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  2. Hi teacher Vanessa,

    My blog is not yet ready. Be sure that you will be the first to know about when I finish all the preparations.

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  3. Hi, Khadija,

    thanks for your sharing. I like these links you recommended. They are interesting, especially the first one.

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