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Jul 11, 2020
Big Ear, developed by Big Ear Games and the official music learning app of the Lang Lang International Music Foundation, is a free mobile game that is modernizing music education. In this interactive adventure exploring five genres, users learn beginner-level music theory through a series of ear-training exercises and rhythmi...See More
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Addhill
Thank-you (x3)! I'm glad to hear everyone is enjoying it. :)
Addhill
Thank-you (x3)! I'm glad to hear everyone is enjoying it. :)
Sep 13, 2016
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Benpotter8
On 9/13/16, Teachers.Net Gazette wrote: > EDVECTUS writes: Gamification is a great technique to be > applied in classrooms, with young minds, to engage them and > motivate them. [Gamification] awakens a spirit of > competitiveness in children as well as cooperation, rewards > and challenges. Here are the top practical tips for > g...See More
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