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I like how its simple,but students still have to read and look though it.

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I wonder if my 5th grade students would be able to use this website. Even though I do not teach middle school I could utilize this within my classroom by introducing it to my students and letting them explore the site so they will be familiar with it when they go to middle school.

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I wonder if this is good for Elementary. I could use it for their research project

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So much I like about this! The format is easy to follow. The lexile level changes are great for accommodating students. I also love the primary source piece - so important for a social studies class! I would utilize this to have students research further information about a topic.

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I love the fact that you can change the lexile levels! It is great to have when working with language barriers!

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I like that the lexile levels adjust and you can link to Google Classroom. However, I teach high school so it's not a resource I could really use. Sometimes I use lower resources with my SPED classes but since it says Middle School my students wouldn't appreciate me using it.

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I like that they continue to use the lexile levels, and there is an option for the students to have it read to them.

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I would probably use this in a HS Spanish 2 class to help students compare and contrast Latin American countries. They would also be able to find articles related to these countries and be able to adjust them according to their lexile level.

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The main thing that stands out to me is the articles that this interface offers. In an age where our students prefer learning things by watching videos, their reading skills often get left behind. This interface provides a lot of opportunities for them to practice learning through reading and even offers a way to lower the reading level if the student needs some extra help and they can compare the different levels.

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As a lot of our students like to use wikipedia, which can sometimes contain false information, I like that this gives our students an additional source to utilize. Also, the lexile levels is a major plus.

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As a high school teacher, this website looks a little less appealing than the others I've looked at, so I would probably not choose to use this one.

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As a 4th grade teacher the student can search on information simple and easy to understand changing the lexile level

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This is great for students and I like how it provides additional reading.

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Britannica is great for general searches. I love that it now connects to Google Classroom. It is user friendly by allowing students to change lexile levels as needed, and provides a citation for each article/image/video.

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I appreciate how the lexile levels can be changed for various ELL learners if needed.

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I like how provides the students and the teacher resources. I like the Compare two Countries  tab; 6th grade could use this for a compare/contrast text structure activity. I really like the question of the day.