Saturday, October 24, 2020

Student Blogging

 You Should Blog!

 6 Powerful Benefits:

 1. Blogging Exercises Student Creativity

     One of the best benefits that come as a result of blogging is that it allows people to express and hone their creativity. This can turn a boring paper into a fun creative process.

    Bloggers always need to use their creativity and thinking to:

  • Develop unique and original content
  • Solve problems
  • Express their perspective and personality visually trough custom themes, headers layouts, designs, and pictures.
  • Respond to their follower’s feedback and comments.
  • Besides, it’s also a fun and innovative process in which you can combine much of what you have learned.

2. Regular Writing Sharpens the Brain's Performance

      The development of your thinking may be the most important benefit that comes with blogging. Many specialists talk about the phenomenon of how daily writing (content, thoughts, experiences, fantasies, or anything you want) improves and sharpens your brain’s performance.

      Blogging helps you connect the dots better and faster. You are encouraged to develop your personal blog and create a portfolio around it – it’ll help you big time when you seek your first jobs!

 3. Promote Expression of Self

          In the traditional classroom, your audience is mainly the teacher and perhaps,                          sometimes, parents and the classmates. If you are to blog regularly, you'll reach a broader         audience, and can receive constructive feedback.

      “Blogging gives you purpose, this being a crucial aspect of every person’s motivation. Also, when you start a platform, you’ll feel the need to consistently provide your audience with good information. These are aspects that truly can’t be found in the traditional classroom learning system.” – Jason Tyler, College Teacher and HR at AssignmentMasters.

 4. Blogging Boosts Confidence

              People that own blogs report critical changes in their lives. Many of them suggest that       they have “found themselves” or that they’ve “finally understood”. This may sound like a           spiritual breakthrough, but it is not.

      In fact, what most people want to say is that their confidence levels have improved. They are no longer afraid to speak what they hold in their minds, and they feel less pressure to conform to the standards.

 5. Improve Communication Skills

              Writing, after all, is simply a type of communication that people use in order to                   exchange thoughts and feelings. Let’s keep it simple: if you write something for your blog           every day, you’ll express your thoughts and feelings on a consistent basis. The more you             practice through blogging, the better communicators you’ll become.

 6. Earn Income!

      Are you aware of how much money can be made with blogging? Are you?

      Indeed, writing is a skill that never goes away. Just like you learn how to drive once, your writing skills will stick with you no matter what. Many bloggers find “side work” writing for extra income.

      If you want to take your blog to the next level, you can  start monetizing it by doing affiliate marketing, e-commerce, consulting, and so on.

 Takeaways

          The world’s evolving. Along with it, so do many aspects of our existence. Ten years ago, very few people were affording an iPhone, only a few were able to access information on the web while mobile, and blogging was a relatively new thing. Now? Everything is slowly turning to digital. Blogging is a great way to reflect, sharpen writing skills, express yourself, and gain know-how that can benefit students in many ways!

 Reference:

Thomas, M. (2018). Why Your Students Should Blog: 6 Powerful Benefits. Available at https://www.emergingedtech.com/2018/04/why-your-students-should-blog-6-powerful-benefits/ Accessed: 31st July 2019

 

 


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