StudySync offers a comprehensive, technology-driven English Language Arts curriculum for grades 6-12. The curriculum integrates reading and writing with embedded skill lessons to build foundational knowledge and improve critical thinking, comprehension, and inquiry skills. Teachers have the option to use StudySync as a completely digital curriculum or turn to the printable options. With the belief that all learners deserve equal access to education, StudySync offers tons of differentiation option for various learner needs including English Language Learner segments, extensive use of video and audio components, and repeated readings. Extended writing projects use explicit instruction along with self, peer, and educator assessment to encourage deep understanding and future skill application.

Website: https://www.studysync.com/

What Users Love About the App

“It’s the best to do when you are stuck at home during all of this we do it to learn and read on stories mostly true stories but only if you have to do in class.”

“This app is used a lot in my class, and I’m glad. The study sync TV videos are great. I also really like that it can work offline.”

“So, this is a good app and it functions well. It serves its intended purpose.”

“Help me do my homework on the drive home so when I get home I can play games.”

“Amazing way to learn literature!! Love the Blasts!”

What Users Dislike About the App

“It doesn’t even work I need a app KEY, but at my school you login regularly it’s so complicated these day with apps. DON’T DOWNLOAD THIS APP.”

“This app makes me hate school more then I already do, the developer of the app should be ashamed of himself for creating such a monstrosity.”

“Only one issue that really bothers me. When I make a Google Doc using this on the computer, it works just fine, but if I’m at home and want to use my phone instead of a laptop, I CAN’T EDIT IT!”

“I hate how much effort and time you have to put into this stuff like think questions and stuff. Also how is this really going to affect our lives?”

“There’s like 5 sections of work you have to do: Intro video, vocabulary, read and annotate, Multiple Choice questions, and written out answers. This app requires student WAY too much work to do.”