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Who? Who? Who?
Some traffic has been arriving from relatively new sources. What are these blogs? Who are the authors?
Liz Ditz says who she is. So does Joanne Jacobs. Ken DeRosa owns up to his posts. It’s easy to m know what Andrew Rotherham writes. Now, I can understand why, under certain circumstances, folks might need anonymity. But, I hope most folks promoting changes in education can speak openly about their views with fear of recrimination. It’s O.K.
Of course, if one simply makes inflammatory comments, then that’s a different matter. Maybe anonymity is advised. (That’s not to say that all anonymous commentators are flamers, just as not all spotted objects are Dalmatians.)
Anyway, anyone know what’s up with these sources?
- http://eduphoria.wordpress.com/
- http://parabola.edublogs.org/
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