I am so proud of the blogs you have created, and now that the marking period is winding down it is time to decide which blog or blogs have exceeded the expectations of this assignment. Which bloggers have gone above and beyond to produce blogs that are interesting, fun, informative, visually appealing, well written, and revealing?
Let the voting begin!
Rules:
1. Visit each blog on the list provided on this page. Each blog is linked to this page.
2. Vote in each of the following categories by leaving your choice as a comment on this post. You must explain the reasoning behind your choices:
Most interesting
Most fun
Most informative
Most visually appealing
Most well written
Most revealing
3. Vote for the Overall Best Blog here:
Vote for the overall best blog!
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Friday, May 16, 2014
MVB's Student Blogs
Random Things
A Peek at Tech
Yummy Treats
Samantha's Notebook
The Style Vogue
Fashion by Kay
The Astonishing Life of a Girl
What's the best Advice?
Going Abroad
The Party Spot
Something Wicked This Way Comes
2014 NBA Playoffs
Kicks On Fire
A Work in Progress
A Teen Mom
Crazy 2 Travel
The Pretty Pear
Fashion and Music
Random Things in the Life of P
Kicks of the Day
The Mind of T
Cars
A Peek at Tech
Yummy Treats
Samantha's Notebook
The Style Vogue
Fashion by Kay
The Astonishing Life of a Girl
What's the best Advice?
Going Abroad
The Party Spot
Something Wicked This Way Comes
2014 NBA Playoffs
Kicks On Fire
A Work in Progress
A Teen Mom
Crazy 2 Travel
The Pretty Pear
Fashion and Music
Random Things in the Life of P
Kicks of the Day
The Mind of T
Cars
Welcome
This site is a directory of student blogs for the Journalism class
at Martin Van Buren High School. The students have all been assigned
to create topic-based blogs with bi-weekly entries as a way of writing
for a broader, faceless audience, and as a way of learning to write critically about their world. This project will also hopefully introduce students to writing for social media and emerge them its processes and implications. Below are links and descriptions for each student
blog. Feel free to comment on the blogs and follow the
individual student blogs if you like what you read. The bigger the
audience, the more genuine the learning experience will be for the
students.
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