As we come to the conclusion of Reader Appreciation Month, I want to summarize some of the things that we have learned. Today, I’ll focus on the incredible depth of blogs that readers have told me they read. So here are the 47 blogs that my readers are reading.
- A Teacher’s Education
- Adventures of a Christian Collegian
- Bionic Teaching
- The Blue Skunk Blog
- California Teacher Guy
- Confessions from the Couch
- Copyblogger
- Dangerously Irrelevant
- Dave Sherman
- David Armano
- dy/dan
- EdNotesOnline
- Education in Texas
- The Education Wonks
- FlyLady.net
- Fred Klonsky
- Frumteacher
- Head of the Class
- History is Elementary
- huffenglish.com
- Joyful Jubilant Learning
- Learn Me Good
- Lorelle on WordPress
- Ms. Frizzle
- Ms. Whatsit
- ms_teacher
- Musings from a Not-So-Master Teacher
- New Scientist
- No Impact Man
- No longer just “some girl”
- NYCEducator
- Productivity 501
- RepairKit
- Right on the Left Coast
- Rocking the System in NYC
- Secondhand Thoughts
- Seth Godin’s Blog
- Simply Sublime Stupidity
- So You Want To Teach?
- Spirit Cloth
- Successful Teaching
- Suffern Middle School In Second Life
- Teaching in the Inner City
- The Tempered Radical
- Tense Teacher
- Unclutterer
- WhatItsLikeOnTheInside
Joel Wagner
Joel Wagner (@sywtt) began teaching band in 2002. Though he had a lot of information, his classes were out of control. He found himself tired, frustrated, disrespected by students, lonely, and on the brink of quitting. He had had enough. He resigned from his school district right before spring break of his second year and made it his personal mission to learn to be a great teacher. So You Want To Teach? is the ongoing story of that quest for educational excellence.
Thanks for the links, Joel. Some of them are not familiar.
Hugh aka Repairman
Joel,
Thanks so much for adding my blog to your list. I really appreciate it! I will keep reading your blog, too.
Dave
Thank you for including me in the list, and thanks for a great resource of edublogs I didn’t know yet!
I would love to see someone compile a “100 New Edublogs You Must Check Out!” list or something. Maybe I’ll work on that for January or February…
Now with this new list of great blogs to read, I’m going to have to manage my time more efficiently.
These are great. I’ll check them out.
Hey, thanks for adding this to your list. One thing you challenged me with when I first began blogging was using blog for catharsis. You challenged me to be more positive, more honest and open and less about complaining about things like NCLB. I think it shaped my gradual shift toward adding a more practical element to my blog.
I hope to check out these links eventually.
Will you do my interview?