How can blogging enhance teaching and learning in SVG

Today in the technological era, teachers and educators alike are searching for the most effective and easiest way to get information across to students without using the traditional classroom. Blogs can be used as an effective earning tool in the classroom to help student improve or develop many different skills. 

What is a blog? 

• A regularly updated website or web page, typically one run by an individual or small group, that is written in an informal or conversational style.
• It is short for web log.

Example of a blog (ironic since am also doing a blog.. lol)-

How can blogging improve teaching and learning in SVG.

  Blogs can be used to help improve student writing skills, especially if the platform is used regularly. Teachers can also use the blog platform to get assignments or any written materials to students using blogs. Student can also capitalize by using the blog platform to discuss issues that they had in class or even share an idea about a particular topic among peers and teachers. Also, teachers can keep record of everything covered using blogs and parents can also access their children blogs to see all the work covered and post whatever question they may have from the comfort of their home (i could name a few parents who would prefer this!)
In conclusion, using the blog platform can improve students in SVG literacy and critical thinking skills, it will give students a sense of authority and responsibility and teachers a little breathing time 😃😃. 

AIA Argyle International Airport- History in the making

People have been mourning the need for an international airport for the longest while, because of all the problems encountered while travelling thru the current airport, on the airline which i would not even waste my time on mentioning. My views on this new airport that is set to open pretty soon will always be positive (anything that would save me from going thru Barbados and waiting on LI......

). Personally i think it would do more good that bad for our small and developing country, surely there would be a huge boost in tourism, because with direct flights to the Gem of the Antilles, tourist will be quicker to buy tickets for a direct flight to SVG than waiver through Barbados to wait on LI... am pretty sure everyone on earth knows about that airline and its problems. There will also be a boost in the economy since more trade can be done easier and quickly with international commodities, so the country's international relationships would also grow, even if it takes 100 years the airport will remain, hopefully. On the local side of things, there will be a boost in the job market and those person living here will now have direct access from here to any country they choose, once the international airlines come.