Since final exams are quickly approaching, we would like you to
create some helpful study materials for you and your classmates. It's
up to you what you want to do, but some examples are to create a set of
flashcards, a slideshow, annotated notes, a screencast recording, a
video...the possibilities are endless. Once you create your study
"guide," show it to your teacher and get their approval. Once they
approve it, share it with your classmates by email or by giving them a
link. After that, please describe what you did in the comments below.
Include any links in your comment. If your study materials can't be
included in your comment, email them to Amy.
So, in review, this is what you need to do by April 30th:
1. Create study aide for one class.
2. Show to your teacher and get his/her ok.
3. Share with classmates.
4. Write about what you did on this blog. Share your material in your comment or by sending to Amy.
I made flash cards on Quizlet for my spanish class and emailed it to Mark (my Spanish teacher). And he can share it with anyone in the class also...
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http://quizlet.com/11369618/spanish-flash-cards/
I made flashcards for an upcoming test about Nelson Mandela and I showed it to my teacher, Ben. Ben said that he was very proud of me for doing this and that it would be a great study tool to use for the test.
ReplyDeleteI made flashcards for my bio final on my Flashcards++ app and uploaded them from there onto quizlet. This is really going to help me study for the final my friends too since they're going to use the quizlet (Oh, and my teacher's Magnus), and it was really easy which is especially nice when there's 80 cards. Here's the link: http://quizlet.com/11604283/bio-final-magnus-flash-cards/
ReplyDeleteI made photography flash cards using Flashcards+, and got my teacher's approval, but I cannot figure out a way to upload them to quizlet or even send/email them.
ReplyDeleteI found a set of cards on quizlet very similar to the ones I made, so I emailed those to my classmates. Here's the link: http://quizlet.com/2602039/basic-photo-i-flash-cards/
I used flashcard+ to make flashcards for my vocabulary words. I turned them into my teacher. This app is great for making the flashcards, and keeps everything organized because you have multiple decks organized by subject.
ReplyDeleteI made a Quizlet for my bio class to study for finals. I approved it with my teacher and sent it to my class. Here is the link. http://quizlet.com/11507258/biology-final-flash-cards/
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ReplyDeleteIn my Spanish class, the only vocabulary eligible for our final is vocabulary that has been used on previous tests. I got my old tests from my teacher, then made a Quizlet with all of the vocabulary. I then emailed the link to my teacher to forward to all my classmates.
I used Quizlet to make a set of flash cards for my lit class. My lit teacher said I could. I emailed it to everyone in my lit class via Firstclass. Here is the link: http://www.quizlet.com/11742979/poetry-rhythm-flash-cards/
ReplyDeleteI made flashcards on on an app called flashcards for math. It helped me study for a test and I showed it to Sandy. She said it was great and she said she wished she could use it for her algebra classes.
ReplyDeleteI made flashcards for my chemistry final. I made the flashcards in the app Mental Case, and then exported them as an Excel document. From there, I could import them fairly easily into Quizlet. I couldn't import the pictures in my original flashcards, and I prefer studying and making cards on my iPad, but Quizlet is easier for my classmates to access. I've cleared the flashcards with my teacher and sent the links to the rest of my class. Below are the links to the flashcards (one for each unit we studied):
ReplyDeletehttp://quizlet.com/11721215/chapters-7-and-8-bonding-flash-cards/
http://quizlet.com/11720491/chapter-10-the-mole-flash-cards/
http://quizlet.com/11720688/chapter-11-stoichiometry-flash-cards/
http://quizlet.com/11721514/chapters-121-and-13-gas-laws-flash-cards/
http://quizlet.com/11720852/chapter-18-acids-and-bases-flash-cards/
I made flashcards for my Spanish class on Quizlet for interrogative verbs. Mark really liked the flashcards, and he shared it with the class, so everyone in the class will be able to study the material for the upcoming quiz.
ReplyDeleteI made actual flashcards on congregations for my spanish class. I showed Mark, and he approved.
ReplyDeleteI basically made an extensive study guide for my Algebra 2 class. I compiled all my notes using Notability. It was really easy because all I had to do was copy/paste the notes from other notes into one final study guide. I showed it to Jen, my teacher, and she was pleased and approved. She was glad to see that the iPad could be used effectively for Math. I am forwarding the study guide to the people in my math class.
ReplyDeleteThis was a great resource for your class! We uploaded it to issuu.com so others could view it. Here is the link:
Deletehttp://issuu.com/avalk/docs/algebra_finals_study_guide/1
I made flashcards for my vocabulary quiz on Quizlet. I shared it with the class and everyone thought that it was pretty helpful. We also studied it a lot the upcoming day of the quiz, and we all did very well on it. Here is the link to the Quizlet: http://quizlet.com/11305219/tkm-vocabulary-chapters-14-18-flash-cards/
ReplyDeleteI made flashcards for a history final with Flashcardlet. The flashcards were actually for jeopardy wich my class does before the final. I emailed the flashcards to everyone on my team.
ReplyDeleteFor our final Spanish test, I made flashcards and I shared them with a few people in the class as well as with science for everyone to know the terms and definitions of words or phrases used in the study guides. A homework assignment was for us to have f
ReplyDeleteAsh cards made and everyone had them from my document.
I made a questionnaire on my note app, Noterize for our history jeapordy game (finals.) I sent the questionnaire to our jeopardy team and showed it to my teacher and he approved.
ReplyDeleteI made a portfolio cover for my end of the year writing portfolio and my teacher really like the cover and thought it was funny, and he approved it. The app that I made the cover from is called phoster and it is pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteFor my finals in World Religions, each group was to do a presentation of a specific religion and on the final day, all students will take a test on the presentations. My group had Confucianism and we did a powerpoint. However, I put together an outline of Confucianism notes for students to review and pull out the important information inorder to prepare for the test. The outline is on the Ipad Group page on firstclass.
ReplyDeleteIn the junior High there aren't finals, so I made a study guide for my science test at the end of the year. I created flash cards, which were very helpful for the different vocabulary words we had to know. I also used the iPad for looking up different things we were learning and had to know for the test.
ReplyDeleteI, like many others, made a quizlet. I find quizlets to be an incredibly useful study method. I used quizlet to make flashcards for our last test in science. I went over the various terms and questions that we needed to know the answers to. It was a great way to study and it helped me a lot.
ReplyDeleteHereís the link: [ http://quizlet.com/11973237/science-test-review-final-flash-cards ]http://quizlet.com/11973237/science-test-review-final-flash-cards/
I also made a quizlet. I am having many Spanish tests with Conjugations. So I made my favorite set using 'ir' Conjugations, which means 'to go', or 'you go.'I think this will be very helpful, because it's not too long, and using quizlet a lot in many different ways can help you get what you need to learn faster, and able to stay in your brain.
ReplyDeletehttp://quizlet.com/12348983/spanish-conjugation-of-ir-flash-cards/
I made flashcards for all the math terms we learned this year. I didn't get to send them out to people because we didn't have a final and by the time I had finished the assignment all we had was 1 small quiz left, but my math teacher liked them. I used flashcardlet. It is a great app for all subjects and it is pretty simple to figure out.
ReplyDeletei created a study guide on my ipad for the science test we had. it consisted of the material our teacher Elizabeth gave us and some of the material we had learned previously. There were two copies of the study guide i made, one containing the questions, and one containing the answers to them. i think this helps really show and stick the data. i sent a few of my friends the copies, but I do not think they had enough time to use them.
ReplyDeleteI created a set of flashcards for my Word Religions test in Flashcardlet+. I really like the app, because you can put whatever you want on the flashcards, and you aren't limited to a certain number of words. I shared my set with everybody who has an iPad or an iPhone, and I know that Max really liked the set (we made them together.) I like the app because we could swipe through the cards with ease, and it was almost a fun app to use.
ReplyDeleteI created a set of flash cards on quizlet to help my class with studying for our French final.
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