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I definitely agree with your point that the vast majority of apps seem to be just vocabulary based. With all the apps out there these days, it’s hard to find something good vs. something that’s just fancy flashcards. What do you mean by “more interesting?”

]]> By: Ana http://spanglishbaby.com/finds/gamification-in-education-and-language-learning/#comment-202734 Ana Fri, 09 Nov 2012 21:48:06 +0000 http://spanglishbaby.com/?post_type=sb_find&p=30024#comment-202734 While I absolutely agree that gaming can help learning, all the language apps/games I’ve found are either storybooks or vocab drilling (this game looks to be the latter). Obviously, that has it’s place, but I really long to find something a little more interesting than drilling…

Which is not to say I don’t think this game looks fun, because it does, I just wanted to throw out there that something beyond vocab drill would be absolutely awesome – and a whole lot more productive when it comes to actually teaching your child how to USE the language.

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