It's okay, we can exhale. BrainRush, the adaptive learning site, is back online.
I've blogged about BrainRush previously, and why it's my favorite online study and review platform. BrainRush lets you create four different types of activities: matching (like for vocabulary flash cards), buckets (for sorting), chronologies (for sequencing), or hot spots (for labeling a diagram or map). BrainRush practices with the students until they achieve mastery.
There are two things that make BrainRush so special. First, questions get progressively more challenging, so it really does help students demonstrate mastery. Second, the BrainRush questions adapt to each individual student's level of knowledge. If a student answers incorrectly, then the student is given additional guided practice for that fact.
BrainRush activities are easy to create. And now that it's back online, I'll be creating more activities for my students right away.
2 comments:
Great find. Thank you!
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