Första utmaningen detta år från WordPress handlar om nyårslöften. Vad du speciellt beslutar dig för att göra eller genomföra under det kommande året. Själv har jag aldrig avlagt några nyårslöften, men har kanske tänkt på nya saker jag vill göra under året.
En tanke är att låta eleverna i en av mina klasser starta varsin blogg. Ofta använder eleverna sin skollaptop bara till att skriva uppgifter och till facebook och youtubeklipp. Min tanke är att de ska lära sig bygga en blogg och driva den. Genom detta ska de förhoppningsvis också få kontakt med andra folk och kulturer, få använda sin fantasi och lära sig att strukturera sina texter och att skriva bättre.
Nu kan jag inte fotografera detta för utmaningen eftersom terminen inte startat ännu…så det får bli mitt eget projekt istället. Jag köpte mig en ny digitalkamera i höst och är fast besluten att lära mig den för att kunna ta bättre bilder. För att kunna se om jag verkligen lyckas – och för att det bara är roligt också – har jag startat My Photo Blog. I den planerar jag lägga ett foto varje dag och ska då, efter 365 dagar,(förhoppningsvis…) kunna se att jag lärt mig något och förkovrat mig.
The first challenge of the year from WordPress is called Resolved. I have made two resolutions, and both are about blogging…Now that shows how much I am addicted to it!
I’m resolved to have my students start blogging. (The students at our school get a laptop of their own when they begin their studies here.)I believe it would be good for them to start a blog, and this for several reasons: They would learn how to build something useful…because many youngsters only use the computer for short messages on facebook or watching youtube. They would also, when blogging, meet different people and cultures, and they would have to use their imagination, learn disposition and to make better use of words and language. Unfortunately I cannot take a photo of this resolution, since the Christmas vacation is not over yet.
Instead I will show you something else that I am very resolved to go ahead with. In fact I have already started…I have bought myself a new digital camera, and I shall get to know it properly in order to take better photographs. To really (hopefully…) see the results, I have started My Photo Blog in which I will post at least one photo every day. By the end of the year, I hope to be able to see – and say to myself – that I have learned something new and improved my skills.
So, here’s my ”Resolved”:
Leya 
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Thank you!
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What a clever photo that expresses both your resolutions! Wonderful! Good luck with the new blog and all your plans 🙂
Thank you! I’m already on my way together with another teacher who was hooked on my idea. We’ll start with one class (last year students) in February.
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I really like you photo .. that is what the challenge is all about .. internet and a camera. And the idea to get your student to blog .. wonderful and it will make them creative.
a great image and a wonderful idea about getting the students to blog…love to hear how it goes
We’re on our way!
Grattis för den nya kameran och lycka till 🙂
Tack så mycket! Det kan behövas!
Det blir bara roligt. Du får se.
Your resolve for 2013 is brilliant and so important ! I hope your students really know what a wonderful teacher they have !
Keep up the good work you already are doing ! // M
Thank you, Maria! Sweet comment!
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important: ”…They would, when blogging, meet different people and cultures…”
Yes – that’s important. When you are young and not so widely-travelled, this is an easy way to understand how much we have in common and how much we can learn from each other.
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a photo a day, wonderful.
A lovely photo of an orchid((my favorite) and camera! 🙂
Thank you! That’s my favourite orchid too. It has just finished it’s flowers last week.
It really is/was a beauty again! Gives you so much pleasure when you get them to make flowers at home
They do! Orchids and hoyas are some of my favourites.
I quickly had to look up hoyas! I know them as waxplant, had one in a pot in South Africa. It gave me the most wonderful flowers each year. They also smell sweet at night.
They do! Yes, in Sweden we also call them waxplants, but hoya is their name in latin- Their scent when flourishing is all over the house. I love it, but my mother cannot visit then – the smell is too strong and she is too sensitive to that.
🙂
What a great resolve, Ann Christine. I should also learn how to use our new camera properly. I just pick it up and shoot, istead of reading the book that came with it. 🙂 I absolutely love your photo.
Thank you so much for your comment! That’s what I do too, mostly – shoot. The book is very thick…but I am really interested in reading it, practicing it. I just have to find the time!
Me too. 🙂
that’s a very sensitive and lovely photo.. sort of like a self portrait! z
Oh, this is such a lovely comment! To be interpreted just in anyway I like! Thank you, Lisa – the artist that never rests…you made my evening!