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Here are just a few of the great sites that are embracing game-based learning, helping make studying more fun. The sites listed range from ones for elementary school on up to college. A brief description of each is provided. Check it out to see if there is something appropriate for your students! 
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"In the era of digital everything, it’s often easy to lose some of the tried-and-true methods of learning. If you’re like me, you used flashcards a pantload while studying for quizzes, tests, the SATs, etc. But why? Why did you use flashcards? Because, apparently, they work." Check out this infographic (also available as a PDF for download)!
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What do you do when you have to study? Do you find a cozy nook, cuddle up with a book or tablet, and concentrate? What about checking your e-mail? Answering your phone? Talking to friends? It’s not easy to concentrate these days.
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"Music impacts us in powerful ways. It can evoke strong emotions, make us want to tap our fingers and feet, and even help with learning and memory." Check out the infographic for more information.
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Social learning is about to become much easier. StudyBlue, a mobile and online study service that specializes in helping students (and teachers) create digital flashcards, just unveiled a new way for students around the globe to share notes, explain concepts, and collaboratively learn about literally anything.
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While studying for an exam is important the more fun we make it the more likely kids are to actually try to study.