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"SOS is a fun review game for ESL students. You need to review grammar and vocab to help it stick, so check out this ESL review game for kids and adults ..." 
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"These technology in the classroom tools can guide students to create a framework before they even start to write ..."
Camilo Toro Arias's curator insight,
April 24, 2017 3:14 PM
We all have been through the pain of writing academic essays. Yet, many of us still feel doubts on how the structure will be set, the linkers will be used, the paragraphs will be divided, and so on. In order to solve this, the use of technological tools is a must since they offer much more than just entertaining. Apps like "Evernote", "Mindnote", "Hemingway" will help the writer organize his ideas in such a way that the writing process becomes easier and more fruitful. Hence, the promotion of this kind of apps in the classroom should start right away so the academic writing results improve from the beginning!
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"The Skills Students Need to Write is Changing in this Web-Influenced World Do a bit of research on the impact that the Web has had on writing, and you will find plenty of articles moaning about millennials and their use ..."
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"Improve your academic writing to communicate better your science. Check these five tips to get better at academic writing ..."
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"Writing requires discipline, focus, talent, sacrifice and a thick skin, so I have no idea how I’ve managed to survive this long without my editor noticing my fundamental lack of these skills ..."
Texxlady's curator insight,
June 2, 2015 1:38 PM
Writing requires discipline, focus, talent, sacrifice and a thick skin, so I have no idea how I’ve managed to survive this long without my editor noticing my fundamental lack of these skills. What I do have though is an awesome arsenal of tools and web applications that help paper over any cracks in my expertise. From idea generation, to writing without distraction, to creating jargon-free copy, these 17 tools should also help you improve your own craft and hopefully stop you from banging your head against the keyboard for too long. For when inspiration is lacking…
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"we all tend 2 write a lil diff when we r writing txt messages with friends. FYI, this shorthand might be hurting your grammar! Seriously, though, strong grammar comes from building good habits, and breaking them when texting can end up leading to the formation of bad ones, which can ultimately lead to poor grammar. This …"
Mary Kate Jagoda's curator insight,
April 5, 2015 7:52 PM
GRAMMAR: This site has a great infographic commenting on the grammar used in text messages. I think that this would be a good conversation starter for a grammar class or introduction to a grammar unit. |
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"Analyzing your own writing with a critical eye can be hard to do. I know, I try to do it every day and I still miss things that a ..."
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"Learning grammar can be more fun for students if it is taught through the use of interactive games and activities that both entertain and challenge students linguistic skills ..."
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"Putting together an interesting, well-written and informative article can be a painstaking, labor intensive job. But, your job is still not completed ..."
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"Do you love to write, but hate the time it takes to proofread your work? Do your fingers and brain work at different speeds, resulting in grammar errors and typos? ..."
Maria Angélica Morales Valencia's curator insight,
September 14, 2016 10:08 PM
Normally, when we write an article, essay, narrative paragraphs, etc… we are so inspired that do not pay attention in the grammar mistakes, although word lets us know certain mistakes, it is an incomplete tool that has a lot of ambiguous suggestions. Most of the tools that we found at Internet are not useful due to the fact that are not developed correctly so we have a lot of ideas and our written text is almost perfect but as students, our grade is low for the grammatical errors. Now, thanks to 5 tools we can check our grammar and be sure that our text is accurate. The tools are: Grammarly, Paper Rater, After the deadline, Online correction, Hemingway Editor. All of these tools are available to improve our grammar competence.
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"Do you know your colons from your semicolons? Could you pick out a comma splice? Test your knowledge with our punctuation quiz ..."
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"Italians are increasingly speaking their mother tongue poorly and a decline in the teaching of Latin is a major factor, writes Silvia Marchetti ..."
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"Researchers from the University of Montreal found that schoolchildren who were able to put words into different tenses and understand grammar were able to learn to write more easily ..."
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