I came across the above website that really outlines the power of BLOGGING. It's written by a pair of doctors who are "strong advocates for neurologically-based approaches to learning," and they've written a post crediting blogging with doing everything short of curing cancer. According to these Doctors, ‘Blogs’ promote critical thinking, analytical thinking, creative thinking, intuitive thinking, associational thinking, and analogical thinking. Blogs also increase access and exposure to quality information and combine the best of solitary reflection and social interaction.
So if your parents are concerned about the amount of time you are spending online on my TLC BLOGGERS website, perhaps you can direct them to this website and they maybe surprised at some recent findings!
1 comment:
well thanks now we all have an excuse to make up for when we go onto ur site blog master. (hahahaha)
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