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Students looking for a gamified quiz learning platform
This is a great interactive platform for supplemental education for students. The platform looks like a video game platform which is very attractive to students.
Maybe a little less game time, work more problems before playing.
Our experience with Socrates has been great and I love that Socrates is always willing to adapt and change the software to make it fit the needs of elementary students and teachers.
I currently have no reservations regarding this software.
I like that my students are excited to get on Socrates and practice their reading and math lessons. The parents of my students love getting the parent reports weekly.
One thing is it can give some anxiety as you go through the questions together causing some students to rush.
I love that this program makes my students excited to learn. They are eager to progress through the questions and play the games.
The kids really like answering the questions and using this program, but it can be a distraction from the lecture.
This is a great platform to use for students to review material that has already been taught. It is a fun game review and competitive if you play a live game with teams.
I have to pay to "reactivate" a quiz, which is frustrating when a student misses an assignment and I have to create an entire new quizizz for them.
Quizizz is the perfect fit. I especially appreciate how I get immediate feedback to see how my students are doing and what they do and do not know.
The ONLY problem that I have had with this program is that when I do live lessons, I only get a few real names.
They also like that it shows mastery, so even if they aren't a top five scorer, they can feel like a winner.
The only con of this software is you must check all the questions for accuracy as sometimes quizzes have mistakes on the.
It was a great experience with this site and I liked it with all its features, being easy to use by teachers or students.
I can not think of anything I don't like yet...my kids hate the power ups.
Florencia: Hello, my name is Florencia. I work for Sunrise School and I give Quizizz a four from five. Before using Quizizz, we were using just different questions for the end of the class, and then we realized that playing was the best way to learn. Quizizz was good because as they play, each of them on their phones, it was a way of using their phone and playing learning, and it was fine because they were competing with each other. First or second time that we use it, it was hard to think properly the questions we were going to do, but after that, it was so quick. I think it's a really good way to make your students to get in a game where learning fast and as they play, so that's why I use Quizizz, because it makes them play while they're learning.
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