Educational Blogs

In my last post I shared many different educators who used social media sites to share information, resources, research, and activities to other educators and professionals. In this post I have compiled a list of teachers and educators who share their experiences and works through a blog like myself.

Doyle is a science teacher who has a blog with posts that cover topics from current topics in science education, interesting science facts, and issues that surround education as a whole. He makes a post about once a week with things that he finds interesting and relevant in his field and for other educators. http://doyle-scienceteach.blogspot.com/

Elizabeth Hall is a kindergarten teacher who blogs about her time in the classroom and the many resources that she uses. She posts several times a week with many helpful posts the include what her students are up to and their many hands-on activities. http://kickinitinkindergarten.com/

Jen Agent is another kindergarten teacher who loves to blog about the resources she finds and uses. Many of her posts include pictures of her activities in use in the classroom. She also encourages all educators to use blogging and social media for professional development because she has learned so much from others through it. http://mrsagentsclass.blogspot.com/p/my-classroom.html

Kelley Tenkely runs a blog that focuses on technology in the classroom with what she calls ilearning. She posts many articles and links to resources that include research about technology in the classroom and different uses. http://ilearntechnology.com/

Steve Wheeler has a blog called "Learning with e's" in which he focuses most of his posts between the changes in education. One of the biggest changes in education that he focuses on is advancements in technology and their effects and uses in the classroom. http://steve-wheeler.blogspot.com/

The Blue Skunk Blog is run by Doug Johnson. It is a blog that post about important issues for the classroom. He also makes posts the are relevant for all teachers and focus on the educational system and the changes that are occurring. http://doug-johnson.squarespace.com/

Rodd Lucier runs the Clever Sheep blog because as an educator he feels that collaboration with others is a vital part of professional development. Many of his posts include research about learning styles of children and teaching strategies. http://thecleversheep.com/

Teacher Tom is a preschool teacher who loves to post about what his students are doing in the classroom and why he is doing it. He does many hands-on activities with them and writes posts about what his students did with insights and research to back up his methods. http://teachertomsblog.blogspot.com/

Will Richardson has been a blogger for almost 15 years. He focuses on technology in the classroom, how it has changed learning for students, and tries to find research to see what the future holds for students with these new opportunities. http://willrichardson.com/

Jenny Kable is an Australian early education teacher who works for a progressive school. Her blog includes what is happening in her classroom, many hands-on activities, and posts about how incorporating play into learning is beneficial. http://www.letthechildrenplay.net/