Study Smarter: Apps Students Actually Use
- 2 days ago
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Back-to-school season looks a lot different than it did just a few years ago. Today’s students rely on apps for everything from studying and scheduling to writing papers and collaborating on projects.
These popular apps can help students stay organized, productive, and ready to learn.
Quizlet
Studying vocabulary words, science terms, or history facts? Quizlet makes studying more interactive with digital flashcards, quizzes, and games that students can use almost anywhere.
Khan Academy
Need extra help with math, science, reading, or test prep? Khan Academy offers free lessons and practice exercises for students of all ages, making it a great learning companion during the school year.
Grammarly
From essays to emails, Grammarly helps students improve spelling, grammar, and writing clarity in real time. It’s especially helpful for high school and college students working on papers and assignments.
Google Calendar
School schedules can get busy quickly. Google Calendar helps students and parents keep track of assignments, sports practices, activities, deadlines, and events all in one place.
Photomath
Math homework causing frustration? Photomath allows students to scan math problems using their phone camera and see step-by-step explanations to help them better understand the process.
Canva
Canva makes presentations, posters, flyers, and school projects easier with customizable templates and simple design tools, and no graphic design experience required.
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