Press Release: Flocabulary Debuts Student Assessments And Reporting Tools For Back To School

Press Release: Flocabulary Debuts Student Assessments and Reporting Tools for Back to School

Brooklyn, N.Y., July 21, 2015 – Today Flocabulary announced the launch of a new suite of features to help teachers, schools and districts assess student knowledge and diagnose needs for differentiation and intervention. In addition to the educational hip-hop videos and interactive activities Flocabulary is known for, each instructional unit now features an auto-graded formative assessment for students. Updated features include a new dashboard for teachers to assign units and analyze student results to inform their instruction. "Teachers have enjoyed using Flocabulary’s videos and activities to engage students and supplement instruction across the curriculum," says Flocabulary co-founder and CEO Alex…

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The Week In Rap Extra: Read All About It!

The Week in Rap Extra: Read All About It!

Here at Flocab HQ, we’ve been thinking a lot about the news topics that seem to come up week to week. For every Week in Rap video we release, we try to make sure to give you a quick summary of a bunch of major headlines - and sometimes, we don’t have time to dive deep into the larger, important issues (we’re working with a two-minute rap video, you know?!). That’s why we’ve decided to kick off a new type of video - the Week in Rap Extra. With this series, we’re providing a more in-depth resource to help explain…

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Student Oxymorons

Student Oxymorons

Every week, our Week in Rap Shout-Out Contest gives students an opportunity to win a shout out for their school in the next Week in Rap. For this week’s contest, we challenged you to create original oxymorons. Oxymorons seem to contradict themselves, and this contradiction can be a powerful literary device. Phrases that seem nonsensical at first can force the reader to dig deeper to understand their meaning.

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Real-life Superheroes

Real-life Superheroes

Every week, our Week in Rap Shout-Out Contest gives students an opportunity to win a shout out for their school in the next Week in Rap. For this week’s contest, we asked you to tell us about someone you consider a superhero. An average citizen who went above and beyond (like Wesley Autrey), a celebrity who inspires you, or even a teacher or coach who changed your life for the better. Who would you call super?

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