There are so many great bloggers out there. In fact, I follow many more than I am able to actually read. That being said, I wanted to recognize a few of my favorites by nominating them for the Edublog Awards.
Without further ado, my Nominations for The 2010 Edublog Awards:
- Best individual blog: Science Teacher – Doyle’s writing is scientific, deep, thought provoking, humorous, inspirational, and challenging.
- Best group blog: Cooperative Catalyst - all kinds of good stuff here from all kinds of excellent bloggers
- Best resource sharing blog: for the love of learning - Joe Bower shares methods and resources for transforming your entire classroom by transforming your assessment!
- Most influential blog post:
- Most influential tweet / series of tweets / tweet based discussion: #scido
- Best new blog: Experts and Newbies – all about project based learning!
- Best teacher blog: Spencer’s Scratch Pad – honest, witty, introspective and inspirational writing from an excellent writer in John Spencer
- Best school administrator blog: What Ed Said – I’m going to “cheat” a little bit and put Edna Sackson’s blog here (because she’s moving into the role of Teaching and Learning Coordinator for her school next year)
- Lifetime achievement: Dangerously Irrelevant – Scott McLeod has been blogging at a very high level for years and uses his blog’s considerable clout to support lots of other bloggers by hosting frequent guest blogger series.
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Cool beans! Thanks!
Thanks! I am truly honored.
Thanks, Tyler! Not sure quite what the word means in the US… but the dictionary says ‘a person who manages or has a talent for managing’… I am never going to be an administrator.
Thanks so much for the kind words and support (and for being a loyal reader). Much appreciated!
Scott,
My pleasure!
Ed-
I’m applying it liberally to include someone whose primary role is not to manage a classroom of his or her own on a daily basis. Of course, you’re obviously still going to be a teacher in every sense of the word!