WELCOME TO THE FREE LYRICS TRAINING APP SPECIALLY FOR TEENS

( DANIELA CASTILLO )

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  1. Excellent video Daniela, I have never heard about that app, after your explanation I consider that is very useful in the teaching-learning process, if you are a teacher, and if you want to improve your English is very good as well. I liked it. Everybody likes music specially teens; also everyone has at least one favorite song. In other words, we can learn English while enjoy our favorite song at the same time. Besides for nonnative English speakers one of the most difficult skills is listening. This app could help us to improve our listening skill. Certainly it is a good app; I am going to try it.

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  2. excellent idea Danny Danny I just print papers and give to students when a try to introduce any song in my classes.All students know this technique of teaching songs .
    Now when i saw this app i change my mind so in my case i am going to develop teaching classes thought this app ,Thank you Daniela for helping me with a very useful app to improve my english class.

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  3. Hi Daniela,

    I love this app! Even for me :)

    It would be great if you could share the slides with the class, since they were a little hard to see on the video. But you did a great job explaining them!

    Thank you.

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  4. Thanks ,ok tomorrow I am going to share the sildes in the class and if you want we can do Karaoke some minutes

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  5. Hello Daniela
    I did my comments according to the due date but I don’t know what happened. Even though, I want to say that you video was very helpful for teacher and students because it is an enjoyable way of call the students attention in classes. Besides, this lyric application enhances the vocabulary in order to have a good teaching and learning process into the classroom. Finally, I can say that is very good because this application is free and you can choose the level according to the students needs.

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