MySAT
[ios_app id="690815106"] MySAT provides users with 50 quizzes that help prepare them for SAT vocabulary. In each quiz, users are given a head word and list of five words that could be the head word’s synonym. Users must correctly match the head word to its synonym. Each quiz contains 20 questions, and users are able to review incorrectly matched words after the quiz is complete. When reviewing words, users can tap a word to read its definition, or tap the “Answers” tab to view the correct answer for each question. Plus, MySAT records the time it took users to complete…
A. Instruction - 6.4
B. Design - 8
C. Engagement - 6.7
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Summary : Are you SAT Vocabulary Ready? Find out!
[ios_app id=”690815106″]
MySAT provides users with 50 quizzes that help prepare them for SAT vocabulary. In each quiz, users are given a head word and list of five words that could be the head word’s synonym. Users must correctly match the head word to its synonym. Each quiz contains 20 questions, and users are able to review incorrectly matched words after the quiz is complete. When reviewing words, users can tap a word to read its definition, or tap the “Answers” tab to view the correct answer for each question. Plus, MySAT records the time it took users to complete a quiz, the date they took the quiz, and if users are “SAT Ready.” MySAT also includes tips to assist users in learning the vocabulary words that were incorrectly answered in the quizzes.
Instructional Ideas
- Between class activities or while waiting for classmates to finish an assignment, teachers can have students take quizzes in MySAT. As an incentive, teachers can offer students small amounts of extra credit when perfect scores are achieved on a quiz.
- Teachers can create a classroom competition by challenging students to complete all 50 quizzes in MySAT with a perfect score before the end of a semester, grading period, or course. Teachers could then reward extra credit to students as an incentive.
- Teachers can use MySAT to assign students a weekly quiz to be completed as a vocabulary-learning method. To begin, students can take a quiz on Monday to get a preliminary score. Then, for the words they missed on Monday, teachers can have students complete different vocabulary activities with those words, such as creating Frayer boxes, using the words in writing and conversation, and drawing pictures that represent the words’ meaning. At the end of the week, students could then retake the quiz for final grading.
- Teachers can create a class competition in which all students take the same quiz in MySAT. The winning student is determined by the highest percentage of questions answered correctly. If a tie ensues, teachers can use the least amount of time required to complete the quiz to determine the final winner of the competition.
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A2. 21st Century Skills
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A3. Conn. to Future Learning
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A4. Value of Errors
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A5. Feedback to Teacher
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A6. Level of Material
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A7. Cooperative Learning
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A8. Accom. of Individual Diff.
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B1. Ability to Save Progress
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B2. Platform Integration
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B3. Screen Design
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B4. Ease of Use
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B5. Navigation
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B6. Goal Orientation
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B7. Information Presentation
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B8. Media Integration
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B9. Cultural Sensitivity
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C1. Learner Control
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C2. Interactivity
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C3. Pace
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C4. Flexibility
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C5. Interest
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C6. Aesthetics
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C7. Utility
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