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Quizlet

Intro: Quizlet is an online study tool that allows students and teachers to create flashcards, quizzes, and interactive games for learning vocabulary or content knowledge. It is widely used for studying, reviewing, and practicing concepts in a fun, digital format.

Ease of Use: Quizlet is easy to navigate and simple for students to use. Teachers can upload lists or create sets in minutes, and students can study individually or collaboratively.

Versatility: Quizlet can be used in any subject area and for any grade level. It offers multiple learning modes including flashcards, matching games, and practice tests. It also allows students to create their own study sets, which promotes active engagement.

Likelihood of Usage: I would use Quizlet to reinforce vocabulary, review key concepts, or assess student understanding in a low-stress way. It’s a great tool for homework, review, or differentiated instruction.

Course Connection: Quizlet can connect to our course by helping teachers move beyond simple memorization (Substitution) to Modification, where students can create their own study sets, design quizzes, and interact with classmates’ materials. This transforms traditional flashcard study into a collaborative, digital learning experience that deepens understanding and engagement.

Quizlet




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  1. LilianaOctober 13, 2025 at 3:05 PM

    Hello Taylor, I liked the information you put on your blog on quizlet. It's a cool tool to use for remembering material or just practicing like flashcards, but online. I have used Quizlet before in my personal experience. Thank you for the information!

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  2. JoOctober 14, 2025 at 8:08 AM

    Hi Taylor, I really like how clearly you explained the different ways Quizlet can be used in the classroom. I agree that its ease of use makes it such a practical tool for both students and teachers. I especially like how you highlighted its versatility, being able to use it across subjects and grade levels is a huge plus. The connection you made to SAMR was also really smart because it shows how Quizlet can go beyond just memorization and actually support more interactive and collaborative learning. It’s definitely a tool I could see being effective for review and engagement!

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    1. IsabelOctober 15, 2025 at 11:25 PM

      Great post Taylor! Flash cards on quizlet is such a good study and memorization strategy. I also like the grade range quizlet can teach, as you can use it for many skill levels. Your connection to modification was helpful to think about why we should use this resource in our future classrooms.

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