Online Review Programs

[Myron Brubacher]

I am teaching a Grade 7-8 Science class in order to help relieve the workload of our Grades 7-10 teacher. I am wanting to do as much review of terminology as possible and so I have been using the online quiz review program called Memrise. I like it because it posts the customized question and four multiple choice answers (which I project on the screen). It works well for independent review, but is very repetitious and takes a lot of class time. Does anybody have a recommendations for a basic online review/quiz program that can be used in class? Thanks!

[Darrell Hershberger]

We’ve used memrize some, but it is very repetitious. Quizlet is the site I always come back to. It’s very class friendly. And has a really really fun review program called Quizlet live. Very cool. You do not need to pay for a teacher account. Use the free teacher account .

[Myron Brubacher]

Thanks Darrell! I just looked at that program and at a quick glance I think it will be much more what I am looking for! Thanks for your helpful and fast response! It is really appreciated.

[Myron Brubacher]

Just a follow up on this post. I have used Quizlet for about a week and a half now and I highly recommend it! It is extremely easy to use and all around a basic review program for students!

[Lucas Hilty]

At the risk of hijacking this thread, I wanted to share this article by Carl Hendrick on the best way to study for exams. It will no doubt have more relevance to high school than elementary.

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