Hello
Walden University peers!!!
Feel free to posts on here - it looks so empty right now!!
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About Me
- cegriswold
- CT, United States
- I am a 7th grade life science teacher in Stafford CT. I also coach JV cheerleading and love outdoor activities like water sports and white water rafting!! I attended Wethersfield High School, Quinnipiac University, and graduated from Central Connecticut State University. I am currently getting my masters in integrating technology in the classroom from Walden University!!
Mystic Seaport
April vacation day trip!!
Rangley ME
Beautiful Fall Foliage!!
Hi Christine,
ReplyDeleteThanks for being a follower on my blog. Too bad we teach at such different levels. I also like to do outdoor activities but not usually any water activities since I live so far away from the beach! :( Loved your pics!
Hi Christine,
ReplyDeleteThought I would post since it looks like we have the same interests. I am the Head Football Coach at Delaware Hayes High School in Ohio. I see that you coach Cheerleading and love the outdoors. I just completed a 2 day fishing excursion on Alum Lake in Columbus and captures some tremendous pics (and a couple fish too). I have a great relationship with our Cheerleading advisor and understand the importance of extra-curricular activities as it appears you do. Now back to the real stuff: Do you plan on using this format more in the classroom or have you found it to be too difficult to implement. Thanks, Mike
Hello! What other blogs are you all using outside of the ones we have created for week one? I am trying to find more professional sites to post to, but am finding them difficult to find.
ReplyDeleteHi Christine! Have you ever been to Montana! We have some great white water rafting spots here. I've never gone myself but have friends who love it! I love being outdoors myself...every day, rain or shine!
ReplyDeleteChristine,
ReplyDeleteYou made two points on your initial blog posting that I can closely relate to. I was one of those students who would rather be hit over the head than raise my hand to answer a question in class. I was always fearful of getting the answer wrong. Blogging is such a non-threatening way of communicating thoughts and ideas. Also, there are many children and adults who get paralyzed by test anxiety. We have all had those kids who we are certain know the material, but fail the tests. Using the blog postings as an informal assessment tool is a great idea.
Kim :)
Mike I completely agree extracurricular are very important :o)
ReplyDeleteSusan I have not been to Montana- I missed it on my trip to CO- you should go rafting :o) I love it- I might suggest starting with a river that is a 3 or lower for your first trip !
Erin I have not used other prof websites much yet!!!
Hope everyone is doing well with this course!!!
Christine