When that happens, the app is no longer fun and becomes a source of frustration for the student (and me). I’ve had a few clients who have a hard time with this aspect. This app requires the student to be able to read…OR… at the very least to be able to attend while listening to the question and the answer choices. There’s the possibility that we could switch between users for each question, but that’s clunky and time consuming…and frankly when I only have 15-20 minutes, not an efficient use of time. I can absolutely USE the app with two students, but the app doesn’t appear to be able to keep data for them simultaneously. Many (most) of my language groups are done with at least two students. I’m not able to see a way to easily do groups with this app. These are animated “cartoon” type activities and fun for the kids.Īnd it’s a functional language need (Oh my gosh, I used the F word!. There are 11 motivator stories that are unlocked as the student progresses. At $7.99 the price is not bad for an app of this sort. Unfortunately…it also makes it kind of fun to choose the wrong answer. This can make for very interesting language discussions to say the least! For instance in this scene, :Īs you can see the picture changed significantly. What makes this app unusual is the interactions that occurs based on the client’s responses. In short…it teaches what it’s supposed to teach.īut all is not what it seems. Three or four word choices pop up at the bottom of the screen and the child drags the correct words into the blank. At first glance, this app seems similar to the other Mobile Education store apps and is serviceable…A video stimulus comes on the screen with a fill-in-the-blank sentence. Other user choices are: Audio Instructions, Correct Answer Reinforcement, and Record Correct Answers. The user can choose from 9 groups of similar prepositions (e.g., in-on-under down-up-off).
Preposition Builder is one of the apps available by the Mobile Education Store. Oh, you’re not familiar with Preposition Builder? Okay…Let me review it first – and then I’ll give you the details for the give away. Yes, you heard me…I have not one, but two codes for Preposition Builder to give away.
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