Blog as Communicative Tool

Date: 12th May 2022                  Blog as Communicative Tool

The schooling system is continually adjusting and changing, searching for the most recent pattern or speediest answer for an issue. Notwithstanding, contributing to a blog is a beneficial long haul venture deserving of carrying out into your educational program or instructing plan.

Blog is one of the tools that can be used to facilitate asynchronous discussion around ideas, the completion of learning activities, building of relationships, and networking.

There are numerous benefits of Blogging in Education such as:

  • ·    Blogging Helps Students Adapt to Technology
  • ·  Blogging Helps Develop Communication Skills. Communicating through blogging allows students to practice critical social skills.
  • ·   Blogging Promotes Diversity. Studies have shown classroom diversity promotes creativity and problem solving skills.
  • ·  Blogging Enables Student Individuality. Creativity and personal identity develop as students explore aspects of their own interests
  • ·   Blogging Helps Motivate Students. As peers monitor work, students become more encouraged to perform well.
  • ·   Blogging Brings Parents into the Curriculum. Parents can monitor students’ progress without taking time of work to visit a school.

Other than this, blogging can reduce cost and increase access. Virtual education through blogging does not require the physical demand of printing books, allowing greater access to the impoverished and cost reduction. 




















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