Students can review this performance report and share it via email/social media, or save it as an image file for grading. When completed, students are provided a grade report that explains what they got right and wrong. Students simply touch the â€œBegin the Testâ€ button for their desired topic and are given a 10-question multiple-choice grammar test.

Grammar Up: Free Edition is a no-hassle quiz app that focuses on proper usage of verbs, nouns, adjectives, and tenses.

And as always, each piece of edtech reviewed by us is evaluated using our comprehensive rubric and includes 3-5 instructional ideas for using it! Therefore, in this monthâ€™s App Ed RoundUp, we have picked two of our favorite apps and two of our top websites for teaching grammar in the tech-driven classroom. With Todd being a former high school English teacher and Alex being a former high school social studies teacher, we know firsthand how important it is to teach grammar and writing in the classroom. Bring on the Grammar Apps to Pump up This Vital Skill Set.ĭo your students think grammar is a drag? Do they find their grammar worksheets and books dull? We here at App Ed Review have similar concerns. Good Grammar = Better Oral and Written Communication.

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