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Directories of blogs
2015 Honor Roll: EdTech's Must Read K-12 IT Blogs
Blogs.com: Best blogs of any kind
Blogs for and by teachers
Christina Laun: 50-Must-Read Up and Coming Blogs by Teachers
Blogs kept by members of the Comparative Media Studies program, MIT
Middle school teachers' blogs
Blogical Minds: reflections on 5th graders' use of blogging
Individual teachers' blogs related to teaching English
That's the Signpost Up Ahead. Your Next Stop... The Teaching Zone. - Rick Filipkowski
So You Want to Teach: Blog for preservice teachers
CCCC: Conversations on Diversity
Larry Ferlazzo: Websites of the Day for teaching English, ESL
Jeffrey Hill: Then English Blog
Mike Rose
Stephen Downes
Emmet Rosenfeld's Eduholic
Article on Emmet Rosenfeld's blog, Eduholic, for Teacher Magazine
Dawn Hogue
Vance Stevens
Lalitha Vssudevan: Adolescent Literacies
John Blake: teaching science
Dan Cohen: Digital Humanities: Professors Start your Blogs
Vicki Davis (Cool Cat Teacher)
Will Richardson: Weblogg-ed: The Read-Write web in the classroom
David Warlick: 2 cents worth
TeachersTeachingTeachers
A History Teacher
CyberOne: Law in the Court of Public Opinion: Harvard Law School
Tim O’Reilly
Andrew Lih
Infinite Thinking
Chris Sloan
Christopher Sessions
But She's a Girl
Palimpsest
Mary Beth Mattthews: Street Smarts: working in an inner-city school
Gawker
Anne Beaton (referred to in Chapter 6)
Arapahoe High School: TheFischBowl
Alexander Hayes
Chip Scanlan: Why I Blog
English Literature 12
CultureCat: Rhetoric and Feminism
The E-Learning Queen
Teach42
Weblogg-ed News
Xplanazine
Technology & Learning
David Jakes
Artichoke
Beth Knittle: Beth's Thoughts on Technology
Ann Davis: Improving Instruction Through the Use of Weblogs
Lawrence Lessig (copyright issues)
Joe Gratz (media)
Chuck Tyron (media)
Eduwonk
LitBlog
The Goddess of YA Literature
Susan Sedro: Adventures in Educational Blogging
Lots of teacher blogs
Little Miss Teacher
Mike Arnzen: Pedablogue
Huff English
Robert Banning
Ewan McIntosh
Eric MacKnight
Quentin D’Souza
Professional development organizations' blogs
Conference on English Education
College Composition and Communication
NCTE Literacy Education Updates
Effective Teaching, Quality Instruction and Professional Development
ExploratoryLearner - The Real Deihl
Learning in a Flat World
MI-LIFE
myLearning blog/podcast from Sydney
Not Your Average Teacher
Portable PD: elementary classroom technology use
The Eighth Floor
Blogs on young adult literature
Bildungsroman
Becky's Book Reviews
YA Author's Cafe
OMS Book Blog
Emily Reads
Booktopia
Jen Robinson's Book Page
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1 Why Teaching Literature Still Matters
2 How Will I Come to Know My Students
3 How Do I Plan an Integrated Curriculum
4 How Do I Teach Beyond the Canon
5 Use of Multimodal Digital Tools
6 How Do I Foster Different Ways of Talking and Writing about Literature
7 How Do I Encourage Students to Respond to Literature Through Multiple Critical Perspectives
8 How Do I Engage Students in Writing and Enacting Literary Texts
9 How Can I Engage Students in Responding to Poetry and Spoken Word
10 How Do I Integrate Reading Instruction With Teaching Literature
11 How Do I Assess and Evaluate Students Learning
12 How Do I Develop as a Teacher Across a Professional Life Span
CHAPTER RESOURCES FOR THE 3rd EDITION
GENERAL CATEGORIES
16th – 19th Century Literature
20th – 21st Century Literature
Multicultural Literature
Types of Literature
Ways of Responding
Media and Technology
Curriculum and Assessment
Professional Development
Activities
Further reading
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