Yesterday's blog post (http://elearningbroward.blogspot.com/2009/10/how-to-be-good-writer.html) gave you a link to a website that listed 15 steps that could help you become a good writer (or an even better writer than you are now)! The second step listed was to read more!
The Internet is home to so many great sites that you can read and some of my favorites are for newspapers. Why do I love the online versions of newspapers? Each day (and sometimes multiple times within one particular day) there are new stories to read and almost every subject is covered: politics, technology, entertainment, restaurants/cooking, real estate, health/wellness, and more! Everyone should read for at least 30 minutes each day and I find that the easiest (and cheapest) way to do that is to visit online websites for newspapers. A few links for you are below.
Miami Herald: http://www.miamiherald.com/
Sun-Sentinel: http://www.sun-sentinel.com/
Palm Beach Post: http://www.palmbeachpost.com/
Treasure Coast News: http://www.tcpalm.com/
Orlando Sentinel: http://www.orlandosentinel.com/
New York Times: http://nytimes.com/
Pick one (or two) of these sites and make it a "Favorite" or a "Bookmark" in your browser. Commit to visiting that site daily and reading there for 30 minutes!
Which site (or sites) did you pick?
17 comments:
Sandra H.
I chose the Sun Sentinel and the Orlando Sentinel.
I have the sun-sentinal mobile app already on my phone, as well as the one for the Wall Street Journal. I enjoy that one because I am very interested in business.
-Judith B
The site that I picked is The Miami Herald because I get The Sun Sentinel at home. And other site that I thought would be interesting is The New York Times.
Rosa M.Fernandez.
The Sun Sentinel and The New York Times are the ones I chose.
Deidra W.
I use CBS News Application via Blackberry apps. Which I truly love I can enjoy the local news from over 10 major cities in the US as well as top News, Shows, World, Politics, money watch, entertainment, Strange news, and more. As well I receive email alerts on current news fron WSVN daily.
Rhonda Sims
I chose Miami Herald first because I used to read before..and read some interesting articles in Sun Sentinel.
S. Diodati
I chose the Sun-Sentinel and Miami Herald.
Dorothea M
I like to be informed of what is going on around me.I watch the news every chance I get.My two favorite newapapers are: the Sunsentinal and the Herald.
Mianta
Mirlene
I read that one in Florida Politic in Miami Herald
Crist ad makes talk show host want to swallow vomit.
DNC fires back at Obama radio ad.
I chose The Sun Sentinel and The New York Times.
I saved the Sun Sentinel.
Melissa Lobsinger
I like to read msnbc.com, I like national news. I appreciate knowing what's going on all over the world. Then I read the Miami Herald since I live in Miami, I have to know what's going on in my own hometown.
Carol Willis
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Lourdes
The two newspaper sites I choose are:
1. http://www.sun-sentinel.com/
2. http://www.miamiherald.com/
SHENEA WALKER
I agree with reading makes a better writer. I feel that if you read it will make you a better reader and improve comprehension. I read an article from the sites listed, the sun-sentinel in particular; and I learned of new issues in the counties surrounding me. With that said I am glad that there is much being done to fight crime in South Florida, as I read in the article. I also feel get more from reading and using your imagination to see something that to watch it.-It's Brain FOOD
-Angel Guerrazzi
I picked the www.sunsentinal .com and the miamiherald.com. They are local papers and keep you informed of what is going on around you.
Mianta
I chose New York Times and Orlando Sentinel, they are already in my Favorites.
November 4, 2009
Roxana Alvarez
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