Here are a couple of ideas to get you started:
- Compliment the writer
- Make a connection to what the writer posted
- Add new information
- Try adding a question to continue the conversation
- Proofread!
A one-point comment is a general comment that doesn't add very much to the post. Example: I like your blog. Please visit mine!
A two-point comment adds something to the comment conversation. A commenter might compliment the writer in a specific way or add new information. Another idea is to make a connection. Maybe the post reminds you of an experience that you've had. Share that connection! Try to end your comment with a relevant question. That way, an interesting conversation can develop.
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Credit: Special thanks to Mrs. Linda Yollis for posting helpful suggestions.
http://educationalblogging.wikispaces.com/How+To+Teach+Commenting+Skills
Credit: Special thanks to Mrs. Linda Yollis for posting helpful suggestions.
http://educationalblogging.wikispaces.com/How+To+Teach+Commenting+Skills