Monthly Archives: September 2018

Soy, wheat (gluten), dairy, eggs, shellfish, fish and tree nuts are the 8 most common allergens in the United States. Fifteen million Americans, at times, struggle to find suitable (TASTY) nutrition when avoiding their allergen. Many base ingredients contain these … Continue reading →

Brief Introduction: My name is Keishawn Smith, and I enjoy basketball, playing guitar, listening to music, video games, and I am a big star wars fan (safe assumption to make when you look at the class I am in) I … Continue reading →

My blogging is on music.  Different music reviews including trending artists.  New sounds in music, and how music effects are life.  I wanted to use music as a starting point to create content with such it is such a big … Continue reading →

When thinking about how classroom technology can have a positive or negative effect on a student’s Literacy this Acrostic poem can help give you an idea.               Lack of proper Language skills Ideas are at … Continue reading →

Due by 4:00 p.m. on September 12th *All students should complete all blog post assignments. Brittany and John will present their responses to this particular post for class discussion on the 19th. Before completing this posting, make sure you have … Continue reading →

Students can pick any of the following prompts that appeals to them the most. If students think of another creative writing prompt, if ran by me first, they can write about that, as well. You are an astronaut and you … Continue reading →

Throughout high school, I realized that writing was going to be a key proponent in my life, but I also realized that I was not taught how to write effectively. The bland, one-sided prompts on Benchmarks and in English classes … Continue reading →

I just want to let all of my students know that I encourage them to have a voice and express their ideas freely in my class. I am not there to ridicule or judge you, but simply to guide you … Continue reading →

Going through school, my teachers would always assign research papers like discussed above and on rare occasions I had teachers that would allow our class a little freedom and the ability to take the writing assignment into our own hands. … Continue reading →

Writing Instruction can be extremely difficult to teach, but as future educators it is crucial to learn how to do this now. Writing is a skill that takes practice and skill development. You should keep in mind that to teach … Continue reading →