5. Demonstrate key concepts
While Vine has many advantages for middle school and high school aged students, the younger crowd can’t be left out. Learning any new concept can be difficult, some more than others can grasp some lessons faster.
Reading Horizons, a reading system open to all ages has dedicated its time and efforts to creating new ways to help others learn to read. While Vine videos are only six seconds long, they also have the added benefit of having a continuous loop.
For those learning to read or just learning a new concept this is even more helpful. If a student is learning a new concept teachers can create their own Vines that essentially have the elements of a review.
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Gaby Arancibia is an editorial intern at eSchool News.
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