How the Blog helped me

Making a blog has helped me organize my thoughts on different subjects we had to wright about. For my papers I put my information on the blog so other people could comment on it and I could comment on other peoples. The only people who commented on mine was students in the class.
Blog is a good learning environment because you can read what different people have to say. It is an easy way to get to your information that you put up on it. You never lose any work that you put up on it. The blog saves what ever you type and you can publish your post when ever you are ready.
My favorite post is Public vs. Catholic School is because I like comparing both of these schools. I have experienced both of these types of schools. It also lets other readers know some of the differences between both of the schools. It also says that there are grammar to college public schools.

Introduction

One of the major problems in the United States is the teenage pregnancies. Most teenage girls are not using any type of birth control. One school in Portland ,Maine has tried to do something about it. They started handing out different forms of birth control. Two other schools started with birth control to. Oak Ridge High School had a problem about birth control. Just because there was a section in the school paper about it. Planned parent hood has helped and still is many young girls all over the US who have had unexpected pregnancies.

Should I put more information about my three topics in the introduction? (Portland, Oak Ridge,Planned Parenthood)

Facts on Birth Control / Quotes from Parents

Planned Parenthood is the most common form of help for young girls who get pregnant. Plan Parent hood is the collective name of organizations worldwide who are members of the International Planned Parenthood Federation. This helps girls deal with the emotional and physical stress of being pregnant. Since Planned Parenthood started the maternal death rate has fallen more than 60%. Infant death rate has declined by more than 70%. 85% of women between the age 15-44 don't use birth control become pregnant.

Carol Schiller is a mother of two from King she said " It's much more important that we reach out to these kids and get them the tools they need to stay safe, stay in school and get an education". A spokes person for the National Assembly on School-Based Health care named Divya Mohan said "It's very rare that middle schools do this". One of the parents that support Kings Middle giving out different forms of birth control states "It’s not enough to depend on parents to protect their children because there may be students who can’t discuss things with their parents".Richard Verrier The only problem was when they first started giving out birth control was that they didn't need to have a permission slip in order to get it.