Membean Learning and Vocabulary Insights

The video tutorial introduces Sarah Swartz and her students, who explain the Membean vocabulary program. Membean is an individualized online vocabulary tool that helps students learn new words through quizzes and tests. The teacher demonstrates the features of the teacher dashboard and how students interact with the program. The video also covers the learning process, including examples of vocabulary words and their usage. The tutorial concludes with a discussion of student achievements and the importance of active learning.

Who is the teacher introducing the students in the video?

• Melora

• Sarah Swartz

• Samuel

• Britain

What grade is Britain currently in?

• Fifth

• Sixth

• Seventh

• Eighth

What is Membean primarily used for?

• History lessons

• Math practice

• Science experiments

• Vocabulary learning

How does Membean differ from traditional vocabulary learning?

• It personalizes vocabulary learning

• It provides a list of words to memorize

• It uses flashcards

• It focuses on grammar

What happens when a student logs into Membean?

• They receive a random list of words

• They start with a grammar quiz

• They watch a video tutorial

• They take a calibration test

What can teachers do from the Membean dashboard?

• Organize field trips

• Assign math homework

• Track student progress

• Schedule science experiments

How do students start their learning session on Membean?

• By taking a survey

• By hitting the start learning button

• By reading a book

• By watching a video

What is the recommended session length based on Membean's research?

• 15 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 30 minutes

• 60 minutes

What are 'dubious minutes' in Membean?

• Minutes spent on reading books

• Minutes spent on other websites

• Minutes spent on math problems

• Minutes spent on vocabulary quizzes

Why is it important to hit the 'I'm done' button after a session?

• To save progress

• To avoid dubious minutes

• To log out

• To get a reward