World History
After each unit I talk to my students about how to review for their test - which I point out should be over several days and not just involve reading a study guide. One of the methods I also give them is a link to Quizlet which has a number of completed flashcards which can also be used as various games and even set up as a competition with members of your class. Above is one example for India. You can also have your students create their own set of cards.
- Quizlet Adds Voice Recordings
Quizlet, already a great review app, now lets you record your own voice and put recordings on your review cards. For those who are auditory learners this will be a great help to the main great features, flash cards, games, timed races, etc. that...
- A Very Improved Quizlet For Class Review
Quizlet and StudyBlue are two online flashcard sites. A year ago I was very high on StudyBlue but it requires one to have a login/password to see and while I still think, that aside, it is a great review device since it allows for pictures and sound...
- Quizlet For Review Games
As I like to tell my students, just completing the review guide is not actually studying. Sure they say it is until I ask them how they know if they know the material. That is why I link Quizlet cards to our units. Above you can see...
- Quizlet
While I prefer Study Blue, as it allows one to add pictures and audio, it does not allow one to search and use other people's flash cards unless you have an account. For schools that adhere to FERPA and COPPA closely this is not possible. So...
- Roman Contributions
Study these flash cards On Monday my world history students will be working on their Roman contributions project. Above is a set of flash cards I found on Quizlet. Quizlet lets students (and teachers) create flashcards to study for a test....
World History
Quizlet for Review
After each unit I talk to my students about how to review for their test - which I point out should be over several days and not just involve reading a study guide. One of the methods I also give them is a link to Quizlet which has a number of completed flashcards which can also be used as various games and even set up as a competition with members of your class. Above is one example for India. You can also have your students create their own set of cards.
- Quizlet Adds Voice Recordings
Quizlet, already a great review app, now lets you record your own voice and put recordings on your review cards. For those who are auditory learners this will be a great help to the main great features, flash cards, games, timed races, etc. that...
- A Very Improved Quizlet For Class Review
Quizlet and StudyBlue are two online flashcard sites. A year ago I was very high on StudyBlue but it requires one to have a login/password to see and while I still think, that aside, it is a great review device since it allows for pictures and sound...
- Quizlet For Review Games
As I like to tell my students, just completing the review guide is not actually studying. Sure they say it is until I ask them how they know if they know the material. That is why I link Quizlet cards to our units. Above you can see...
- Quizlet
While I prefer Study Blue, as it allows one to add pictures and audio, it does not allow one to search and use other people's flash cards unless you have an account. For schools that adhere to FERPA and COPPA closely this is not possible. So...
- Roman Contributions
Study these flash cards On Monday my world history students will be working on their Roman contributions project. Above is a set of flash cards I found on Quizlet. Quizlet lets students (and teachers) create flashcards to study for a test....