Tips for young writers.

1. When you get a bad comment this is what you should do:STOP-Tell (tell a grownup-Mrs.Davis or Mrs. Meeler) delete
2. While doing your writing you can read out loud. It can help you find hiden mistakes.
3. Never feel bad aboutyour post. If you like it and feel ok with it than leave it.
4. When you think you have a great blog ask your self the following questions Like:did I bump up my work, did I do my best, and did I rereaded and checked for mistakes.
5. Never think your post is all right it can have hide mistakes. Always examine your post.

Comments

[Ms. Susan]

Hi Estefany,
I am a grade 5 teacher in Asia. Reading the blogs you and your classmates have made is inspiring me and my colleagues to help our students start blogging. One of my concerns is how to help my students really focus on putting quality writing on their blogs. I think your tips will help me do that. Thanks for sharing them.

[Cecilia]

Hi I like your ideas abuot bloog

[Nancy McKeand]

You have some real good ideas here. I especially like your comment about reading your post out loud before you actually post it. That is something I tell my college students all the time. It really helps, doesn't it?

[Estefany]

Thank you, I really like to turn in a good paper to my teacher. Even though it has some mistakes I did not catch it.

[Just some (know-it-all) brat.]

Ouch! Just a tip from me: Find a different color for your tips. Hot-pink on a light-blue background constitutes eye-burning, and would normally repulse most readers. If bright is what you're going for, try an electric green instead.

[Kazuko]

Not sure if blogs can do as well with page rank as it use to in the past, the competition on Google has risen and it is toeghur to garner exposure. A new way of generating traffic to your blog is to re-direct traffic from Facebook and You Tube. A good Facebook Fanpage or You Tube campaign can generate more traffic then Google or other search engines.

[Raju]

I am. I even showed him the front page of Bloggerheads this mirnong and told him (again) how proud I was.:o)As for right-wing bloggers taking classes in giving a damn about someone other than themselves, I'm sure they'd regard it to be a form of liberal indoctrination.