Loveland HS BCA

We will be doing some Blog Writings in class. All Blog Writings at least 75 or 125 words and will usually have a time limit extended to them or due date.  Spell Check & Count words in MS Word. 

We will be using the following types of writings:

1.  Compare:  To look at traits or qualities to find out what is alike and what is different.  "Compare" is usually stated as "compare with": you are to highlight the similarities, but the differences may be mentioned as well.

2.  Predict: To use what is already known to make a statement about what will happen in the future.

3. Support:  To show evidence to back a conclusion or argument, citing people with similar points of view.

4.  Trace: To describe a path or sequence to explain the chronology of events.

5.  Analyze:  To think about the different parts of a problem or situation to figure out the traits of the whole (looking at two dimensional perspectives to decide a type of three dimensional object.

6. Infer:  To extract information beyond what is directly stated (extracting data from a graph).

7. Describe:  To represent a thought of an idea, such as noting changes taking place over time.

8.  Evaluate:  To determine the value of something for a given purpose based on certain standards or cirteria, explaining the pros, cons, and results of a decision.

9.  Explain:  To make clear or give reason for something , explaing factors that cause a certain kind of reaction.

10.  Summarize: To condense information, stating the main parts of an argument.

11. Formulate: To express a thought or an idea based on the review of information, coming up with a category to organize what seems to be objects or events that are not alike.

Your blog community consists of two layers. This is the homepage and administration layer of your blog community. Here is where members can register and later on login to access their individual blog. Through displayed lists like the "recent updates" list it is easy to keep track of new blog posts from other members of the community. This is also where the administrator of the community posts news like this one.


The second layer consists of all the indidividual blogs of the community members. This could be a photoblog designed for sharing photographs, or a traditional blog. Please use the "Sign up now!"-link to create an individual blog to be a part of this community.

Happy blogging!