“Through Ryerson's DMZ start-up incubator, we connected with Tapfun to develop this digital innovation for the classroom. It tracks mastered letters and presents new ones in a structured sequence to continuously challenge students in a fun way. The app utilizes visual modelling and provides instantaneous and positive feedback to the user. Classroom tested and approved, the app is geared to students from Senior Kindergarten through Grade 2. The brainchild of TFS primary school teacher Céline Lebel, the app, É crire en cursive, was developed to improve cursive writing skills using a fun, technology-based method. TFS – Canada’s International School, in partnership with Tapfun, today launched a school-created, French-language, cursive writing app for kids, available on iTunes.
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