What Tracy and Her Pals Think of You and This Blog
I say this so much but many people do NOT read for content; rather, they pick out bits that suit their personal narrative and think they understand a topic or what others are saying.
I told someone out of state recently about the blog. He said, "So, do you post once a week or so?" That's hilarious. I normally post five times a week, sometimes twice a day.
Now, Tracy Castro-Gill's little blog is a combo of her professional thoughts (which I had initially said good things about but won't anymore) and deeply personal reflections that are hard to read because it feels like something only close friends should hear about (her upbringing, her body issues and her daughter). But basically, she gets few comments and near-zero discussion. A blog is interaction (at least to me).
I note that at the Capitol Hill blog post about Director DeWolf, most people are appalled by Castro-Gill's speech and invective. Almost like that's not how a CONTINUE READING: Seattle Schools Community Forum: What Tracy and Her Pals Think of You and This Blog