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The weekly selection. We're on an Exodus break from this afternoon until next Thursday morning, March 18th, so posting will resume then as we head into the last 9 days of term.
- Irish Blog Awards: few education blogs, but have a look at lit blogs from @, @, @
- 2010 Irish Blog Awards 'short'list:
- Handling all that reading: "my evolution into schizophrenic multimedia literature butterfly " in the Guardian:
- Dominic Dromgoole of @ interviewed in Irish Times on new production of Friel's 'Philadelphia, Here I Come!'
- Skippy Dies by Paul Murray: review - "this gigantic, marvellous, witty, heartbreaking novel".
- National Tree Week in Ireland- Poem of the Week - 'Binsey Poplars' by Gerard Manley Hopkins-
- Well worth reading from today's Guardian, by Phil Beadle: the benefits of Twitter for teachers:
- 'Echo and Narcissus'- another poem in our Images in Poetry series:-
- First of a series reviewing of use in school/English teaching and learning. Starting with the obvious:
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