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Gosynth is very good app for student to share their thought through podcast. They can have their own time and space to speak without anxiety, especially for student who just kept silent all time. It can help them to gain their confidence.

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I think i am going to love padlet because I can see my students' works posted on a beautiful wall that I dont have to worry to feel bored of reading their stuff.

but, I love mostly all stuff.. lyricstraining, readworks, studyzone seem will work in my classes

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this app will assist students to read while listening to strengthen their memories of new vocabulary. Moreover, there are lots of topics that may fit to their interest; thus, it encourage them to start reading. However, we should carefully pick the topic because not all the words are the right word to use for the students in academic context.

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Boise local tells Lady Salmon escape story

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Boise local tells a story about being a fish biologist in Alaska

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This app is great. Students can record their notes and share with others. It supports paperless society. It enables them to find what's missing in their notes from their friends.

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I think TEDed is a good source to teach Stucture. It provides lesson for structure. I found that I have used some links that this app proveds. Besides leaning gramar, they also can listen to song or videos on their o

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We would choose Study Zone because for TOEFL learners, it has some level based on their TOEFL score for learning. It also has some levels for listening and grammar lesson to support their learning. For the quiz, it also has the explanation for each choice, so we can learn a lot.

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I prefer to use Lyricstraining, because the apps is great for teaching listening. It is also easy to access by students everywhere as long as they have signal. They will know the words' spelling and how to pronounce them correctly.
https://lyricstraining.com/

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We personally believe that readworks.org will be beneficial for us to teach reading, as we can create online classes and the students can choose the topics which are interesting for them.

However, we prefer newsela.com more! The reading materials are updated (i.e. Marvel movie) so our students will be engaged to read. Another point to be considered is that we can actually create our own assignments based on the passage.

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I will use readworks because it provides students with thousands of text that they can read for free. Another good this is that the website has graded texts so it helps our students to find texts at or below their level. It might help the students to feel motivated and enjoy reading the plot of text as they can understand what the text (author) is saying.

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I prefer lyricstraining to be used in helping students understanding grammar. Students will be interested in using this app, since music is always something fun and enjoyable to people. This app allows them to improve their understanding about English grammar through listening songs. This is awesome!