Flocabulary : The Hip-Hop Approach to SAT-Level Vocabulary Building - Blake Harrison

Flocabulary

The Hip-Hop Approach to SAT-Level Vocabulary Building

By: Blake Harrison, Alexander Rappaport, Ann Marie Mulready (Foreword by)

Paperback | 31 May 2006

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Hip-hop is hot, but it's rarely been used as an educational tool until now.

That's the beauty of this radical new approach to studying vocabulary for standardized tests, which has been embraced by teachers and reviewers everywhere.

Instead of dry test guides that turn kids off, this method builds on our natural tendency to recall song lyrics by infusing difficult words, and their definitions, into irresistibly rhythmic music. Now students can sing their way to better SAT and ACT scores!

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