Mentor Blogs

    One hobby I have gotten really into ever since I got a camera is photography. I am taking my first photo class in school this year and have definitely needed some help and ideas for photos. I found this great blog that gives so many tips and tricks for beginners that are really great. Courtney Slazinik started her own photography journey and had made this blog to help others how are also learning. She was a former teacher who got into photography to capture her family. She has had this blog for 8 years to teach other photographers and moms! To check out this awesome blog, click here!
    Baking is probably one of my favorite things to do. I am not much of a chef, but when it comes to making chocolate chip cookies, I am all about it. Ask anyone in my family, there is always something sweet to eat. I usually use Pinterest to find new recipes, but this new blog is definitely my new go to! She has amazing pictures of all her foods and she gives great tips and tricks for baking.I love her style of the set up on her blog, it is very aesthetically pleasing and makes all her food look like something from a gourmet restaurant. Click here to check it out!
    I have always wanted to be an elementary teacher for as long as I can remember. I even wrote my college essay about it! I found this blog online that gives great advice and ideas on how to incorporate new ideas into the classroom.Vicki Davis is a classroom, high school teacher and has been for 15 years! She started this blog in 2005 and has written two technology guidebooks for teachers.Vicki's missions is to help future teachers in the classroom and to also teach about the uses of technology in the classroom. I will definitely be using this as a source when I get to have my own classroom. Click here to view the blog.

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  1. Anna AielloNovember 12, 2020 at 1:50 PM

    I will definitely be checking out that baking website, it looks great! And hopefully I can try some of the recipes you make :)

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  2. RJ DavisNovember 12, 2020 at 2:27 PM

    These blogs are awesome, I like how they all relate to you in your own way. Great work.

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