Slice of Life Story Challenge, Blog post #3

     The "Slice Challenge," supports teachers and challenges educators to write on a daily basis. This challenge encourages teachers to work on a daily basis and practice to refine he or she skills to see steady improve. The writing should be kept in a log or a journal. The writing should be done daily to ensure that the writing is free-flowing. This website is promoting us to get back to those communication skills in which our current society does not do if any compared to our past generation.

    The fourteenth annual slice story requires us to put apart time to free-write ideas. The ideas can be small or large, but, we want to get the stories and ideas across. The ideas can be added with videos, photos, and other images. The story can be large and small and how we can want to spread the information. What matters is speaking truthfully and honest. The fourteen annual new mission, March first of 2021.

    I learned what the "Slice Challenge is not," a book review website. The website reviews are made for Amazon or the Goodreads website. It is also not a giveaway type of website. The giveaways are used to help students or teachers being inspired to write and removing the humbling mood. The website does not want to focus on self-promotion or promotion themselves to make better decision. I prefer this mindset because it allows Teachers to keep the mindset on writing. The website does not offer professional development session either. The development is on the individual teacher they do not offer any sort of professional development.  

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