Flocabulary Learning Platform Insights

The video tutorial introduces a session on data-driven insights with Flocabulary, highlighting new reporting features and analytics dashboards for vocabulary tracking. Presenters Mike Judd and Rachel Leopold discuss the educational impact of Flocabulary, a platform using hip-hop music to enhance learning. The session covers new features for district and teacher analytics, tools for customized practice sets, and insights into vocabulary acquisition. The video concludes with release information and a Q&A session.

What platform is used for participants to join the session?

• Google Meet

• Nearpod

• Zoom

• Microsoft Teams

What is the primary focus of Flocabulary's learning platform?

• Mathematics

• Science

• Hip-hop music and vocabulary

• History

How many exposures to a word are generally needed for it to be committed to long-term memory?

• 10 to 14

• 5 to 9

• 20 to 24

• 15 to 19

Why is hip-hop music effective for teaching vocabulary?

• It is popular among students

• It contains more words and context clues

• It uses complex melodies

• It has fewer words than other genres

What new feature is being introduced for Flocabulary Plus District accounts?

• Live tutoring sessions

• Interactive games

• Analytics dashboards

• New music tracks

What can administrators use the new dashboards for?

• To play music

• To track student attendance

• To gain insights into vocabulary proficiency

• To schedule classes

How can teachers use the new features to help students?

• By assigning more homework

• By reducing class time

• By giving more tests

• By providing customized vocabulary practice

What is included in the customized vocabulary practice sets?

• Random words

• Words students struggle with

• Words students are already proficient in

• Only new words

What is the origin of Flocabulary?

• A project for a history class

• A desire to remember rap lyrics

• A focus on science education

• A need to improve math skills

What is the ultimate goal of using Flocabulary in education?

• To replace traditional textbooks

• To improve vocabulary and comprehension

• To entertain students

• To focus solely on music education