After reading Steven Downes remix of Steven Covey’s Seven habits of highly connected people I dedicated to put out a call for networked help in growing my research and communication community online. I am a young person looking for others blogging about the foundations of political thought. My project overview is here:
I am reaching out to you all hoping for help to find blogs, video and other media from young people that I can read and comment on. Any Ideas?
Thank you for your help and look forward to seeing you in network!
Jake
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My students blog regularly, or periodically for particular projects.
Age of Exploration: (Modern World History, 10th grade) – http://ageofex.wordpress.com/
U.S. History Research Seminar (11th grade) – http://ushrs.wordpress.com
Global Issues (10th-12th grade mix, fully online course) – http://osgglobalissues.wordpress.com/
AP U.S. Government (11th-12th grade mix, fully online course, just beginning blog) – http://osgapusgov.wordpress.com/
Find me @MikeGwaltney to discuss. Good luck with the blogging.
Cheers.
We have a handful of new youth bloggers at the Cooperative Catalyst and more joining! Just this week we had at least 4 posts by students. Please comment on them, it helps to deepen the conversation.
http://www.coopcatalyst.org
David Loitz
Co-editor Cooperative Catalyst
Active Member since 2010
coopcatalyst@gmail.com
I can try and get you into a Facebook group called YCAN (Youth Creating Action Network). It’s a national network of 300 students working on a variety of issues…it’s really vibrant and active. There may be some other students blogging about similar things. Let me see what I can do!