Questions for Mr. Fisher's Class

 

   by  Ano Lobb. @healthyrx 

 

 

Wow! You did a great job brainstorming questions for Mr. Fisher's class. Here is the compiled class list:

 

 

Blogging Questions from the Blogicians

1. What strategies do you use in blogging?
2. How does blogging help you as a writer? As a reader? As a publisher?
3. What are some tips on how to proofread on a blog?
4. When you post how do you get the ideas to post about your topic?
5. What is your favorite blog, your favorite post, and your favorite comment and please give your reasons for your choices?
6. Has anyone given you tips about blogging? What would be the 3 most important tips you would give?
7. What is your favorite or the most interesting thing you like about blogging?
8. What makes you want to comment to a blog?
9. What is the worst problem you have in blogging?
10. How does blogging help you in school or anywhere?
11. How has blogging gotten better since you started?
12. What is your perspective on blogging? What does blogging mean to you?
13. How have other people’s comments helped you in blogging?
14. What are some verbs you would use to describe blogging? Some adjectives?
15. What inspired you to do blogging? Do you think you will blog later?
16. How do you feel when you get comments?
17. What have you learned in blogging?
18. How does blogging help you make friends?
19. How have other people’s comments helped you in blogging?
20. How did you feel when you first started blogging? Were you nervous, scared, happy? How do you feel now?
21. Does blogging help you learn more in writing and language?
22. What do you think of your blog?
23. How has your blogging gotten better since you started?
24. Is blogging a part of your life?
25. How do you respond to other blogs (what sequence)?

These would be good questions to answer ourselves a little later. I'm proud of you!

Comments

[Anthony Powell]

These are great questions! What grade is this class?

I intend to use these with my students.

Keep up the good work?

[Mrs. C]

These students are fifth graders. I hope you will post your student answers or point us to them so my students could learn from them! Thanks for stopping by our blog!

[Grant]

I think the picture at the top of the page loos like a jelly fish made out of a chunk of coral and seaweed that was all painted tan