Best Education/Homeschooling Blog
Education is definitely one of the hot button issues of today’s day and age. Whether you think public schools aren’t doing enough to keep our kids safe or if you blame the government for a lack of funding, blogging is the perfect venue to share your opinion. All it takes is a quick scan of the Internet to find that teachers and parents all across the country are writing about their experiences online. This category will allow those quiet voices to be heard.
27 Responses to “Best Education/Homeschooling Blog”
There are several really fine educational blogs I’d like to nominate:
A Shrewdness of Apes http://shrewdnessofapes.blogspot.com/
So You Want To Teach
http://www.soyouwanttoteach.com/
Learn Me Good
http://learnmegood2.blogspot.com/
Elementary History Teacher
http://historyiselementary.blogspot.com/
Joanne Jacobs
http://joannejacobs.com/
Bud the Teacher
http://budtheteacher.com/blog/
Polski3’s View From Here
http://polski3.blogspot.com/
California Teacher Guy
http://californiateacherguy.blogspot.com/
A Passion For Teacher and Opinions
http://ukiahcoachbrown.blogspot.com/
Life After The Rubber Room
http://life-after-the-rubber-room.blogspot.com/
Three Standard Deviations to the Left
http://threestandarddeviationstotheleft.blogspot.com/
Pissed Off Teacher
http://pissedoffteeacher.blogspot.com/
A Teacher’s Education
http://teacherseducation.wordpress.com/
Sex Ed In Higher Ed
http://www.sexedhighered.blogspot.com/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
So You Want To Teach
http://www.soyouwanttoteach.com/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
A Shrewdness of Apes
http://shrewdnessofapes.blogspot.com/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
Learn Me Good
http://learnmegood2.blogspot.com/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
Elementary History Teacher
http://historyiselementary.blogspot.com/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
Joanne Jacobs
http://joannejacobs.com/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
Bud the Teacher
http://budtheteacher.com/blog/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
Polski3’s View From Here
http://polski3.blogspot.com/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
From The Trenches of Public Ed
http://publiceducationdefender.blogspot.com/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
California Teacher Guy
http://californiateacherguy.blogspot.com/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
A Passion For Teaching and Opinions
http://ukiahcoachbrown.blogspot.com/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
The Wawascene
http://wawasee.blogspot.com/
This blog is one of a kind – UNIQUE - in that it is authored by a superintendent of schools who is not afraid to let his personal opinions be known to his community. It is also the place where that community goes to get weather-related information, sports scores, and pretty much anything relevant to their kids and their schools.
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
Syntactic Gymnastics
http://syntacticgymnastics.blogspot.com/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
Life After The Rubber Room
http://life-after-the-rubber-room.blogspot.com/
Another truly unique blog. If you do not know what the Rubber Room is, perhaps it’s time you found out where a lot of your tax money is going, and how bitterly unfair and even illegal things are being done to our teachers on a daily basis.
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
Three Standard Deviations to the Left
http://threestandarddeviationstotheleft.blogspot.com/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
Pissed Off Teacher
http://pissedoffteeacher.blogspot.com/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
Sex Ed in Higher Ed
http://www.sexedhighered.blogspot.com/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
Today’s Homework
http://graycie5198.blogspot.com/
By Mamacita on Mar 10, 2008
Teacher in a Strange Land
By Nancy Flanagan on Mar 13, 2008
Teacher in a Strange Land
http://teacherleaders.typepad.com/teacher_in_a_strange_land/
By Nancy Flanagan on Mar 13, 2008
.eduGuru – Internet Marketing and Web Development in Higher Education. I work for a small liberal arts college and this blog is about that experience.
http://doteduguru.com/
By Kyle James on Mar 13, 2008
What? You don’t have a “Most Kick-Ass Blog” Category? No “Untamed Woman” Category?
Because Mamacita should get those, hand down. But since you have omitted these categories, even though she is SO MUCH MORE than a mere education blogger, I nominate Mamacita’s site as the best.
http://weeklyscheiss.blogspot.com/
Absolutement!
By Ms. Cornelius on Mar 13, 2008
Kentucky School News and Commentary ranks as one of the Top Ten Most Influential Political Blogs in Kentucky. KSN&C aggregates news, adds commentary, questions authority, helped bring down one state Education Commissioner and advocates legislation. Every state should have one.
By Richard Day on Mar 17, 2008
Very fine site. To read about good books, for young people. Very good job when she is only 15 years old!
By Dalgas on Mar 21, 2008
Irene Harvley-Felder has just started a really good blog that provides some educational accounts of her travels in the Peace Corps.
http://irenefelder.wordpress.com
By Kim Pritt on Mar 22, 2008
http://universalfacts.blogspot.com/
http://tellmewhyfacts.blogspot.com/
By Susan on Mar 23, 2008
I’m not sure that this fits in the category, but other than “best new blog” I’m not sure where to put it. And you did encourage nominations in multiple categories, so my pitch is for http://mlsanimaldepartment.blogspot.com/
Animal Keepers at the Museum of Life and Science talk about their jobs, give updates on the animals they care for, and connect with the public.
By Jeff Stern on Mar 24, 2008