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Dictation
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Dictation
Thanks to the built-in microphone and Dictation, learners are no longer bound by being able to only write or type their thoughts. Allowing emerging writers to talk instead of type encourages them to write more, as well as to practice their speaking skills. Having students dictate a story or response first and then reproduce it—either in written or typed form—results in more in-depth thinking and richer language use. Letting them dictate their thoughts also allows teachers to assess metacognition—not just language development. Dictation works offline and doesn’t require an Internet connection.
Dictation
Lucia Soto
Created on April 20, 2023
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Learn More about
Dictation
Learn More about
Dictation
Thanks to the built-in microphone and Dictation, learners are no longer bound by being able to only write or type their thoughts. Allowing emerging writers to talk instead of type encourages them to write more, as well as to practice their speaking skills. Having students dictate a story or response first and then reproduce it—either in written or typed form—results in more in-depth thinking and richer language use. Letting them dictate their thoughts also allows teachers to assess metacognition—not just language development. Dictation works offline and doesn’t require an Internet connection.