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Does Twitter create Visitors?

11/16/2012

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Anyone writing a blog or website essentially wants people to share and even more, give to those who are looking for material.  For me, it is a pleasure when I hear that teachers are using my dialog scripts and ideas in the classroom. After 35 of teaching one wants to find meaning in the experience and ideas gained, so writing it all down in articles, creating new texts and then sharing, is the reason behind the website.

Twitter, something very, very new for me is the platform I am using, to invite people to me - but also, as I have discovered, seeing who else is out there, reading new information, keeping up with the new.  My challenge is, how many people are really getting to the information? Those who tweet this will be my experimental control, and the results may give me and others some answers.  I will write about the results in a future blog piece. With thanks, Lucille..

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Pamela Haining link
11/16/2012 03:07:10 am

Hi Lucille, I absolutely agree and often wonder who my blog is helping and how can I reach more people. Just a thought but sharing buttons on your blog could really make it easier to spread your articles? I look forward to reading about your results!

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Dana Davila
12/4/2012 08:52:26 pm

Hi Lucille,
As I have mentioned to you before, I really love this site!! I have used the abstract dialogues a lot and my students love them. I have had so many good reactions and a lot of creative ideas come out of them. I just recently began to navigate all of your website and see so many new and original ideas I can use for my ESL students. Thanks and good luck. I wish you all the success!! Dana

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    Welcome.

    Hello fellow teachers,
    I am really happy to see visitors on my site each day, enjoying the different ideas. 

    With a particular focus on dialog role-play, this site offers ready, original, downloadable scripts for your lessons; and this seems to be a popular idea for teachers.

    I am a teacher of ESL and Drama with over 38 years of experience in a number of countries.  I enjoy sharing creative ideas to help both teachers and students teach and learn in a positive atmosphere.

    I also love paper crafting, die cutting, sewing and creative art, many of which can be used in language classrooms too.  Visit my craft site for ideas and inspiration. www.cottonthreads.net.


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