One of the biggest takeaways from DFI, RPI, or MPI is building the habit of professional reflection through blogging. But what happens when the programme ends?
So Vicki shared a ‘how to’ step-by-step, which we could basically go away and do.
“Good news,” Vicki says. Coincidentally, Tanya and I were talking about this only a week prior to this. I learned that I can easily migrate my existing content from Edublogs to WordPress (or another platform) so I can continue to share, reflect, and grow as a kaiako.
Here’s a simple step-by-step guide I’ve found helpful:
ScribeHow: Migrating your Professional Edublog to WordPress
It may look straightforward, but like many digital tasks, it’s easy to put off. Take a few minutes, follow the steps, and I’ll have a professional blog space that stays with me no matter where I go.
Why keep blogging?
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To reflect on your practice and notice growth.
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To share your toolkit, ideas, and successes with colleagues.
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To contribute to our wider teaching whānau across Aotearoa and beyond.
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