blogging banjos

(What? You wanted a title that makes sense?)

So today began one on one teacher conferences in earnest, and I saw several of you for your first fifteen minutes of fame. Some very nice work, I must say! More to come...

In class, we barely got through the logistics; tomorrow we will tackle the hard part: how to have a meaningful conference. be ready to make comments that count!

HW tonight: Create a Workshop Summary of your very own. :-) To do so, follow this link and select "all"; then copy and paste to a Word file. Replace my text with your own, delete extra stuff, and save. That's all there is to it! A few pointers: Format is critical, so be sure that columns are straight (hanging indents rather than tabs), italics for titles, bold/color/HL for new information. Type new info in already formatted as you want it; when you print the WS, select All, click your chosen format (B/color/HL) to deselect it, and then save. Then (again) type new stuff in already formatted. Make 2-3 columns for journals. (You'll need a continuous section break ahead of the column change.)

E2H: Continue online discussion.

All classes: Wikicab/Wikigram.

J: banjos with attitude
music: No Place to Hide--Allison Kruas and Union Station

--kt