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Singit, a software program to teach English using the power of music, is the brainchild of Michael Peled, who struggled with dyslexia from childhood. By Diana Bletter, Israel21c One of the best ways to learn how to speak a foreign language is to sing it. That’s the philosophy behind Singit, a software program to teach
Singit uses the songs kids like to listen to, providing questions for learning vocabulary and meaning.
Michael Peled was a dyslexic child who managed to become an outstanding student. His father was his inspiration, a successful dyslexic entrepreneur who worked for years in the U.S. thanks to the English he picked up from the radio. The secret of this magic has become Singit, a kind of educational version of Spotify, which teaches tens of thousands of children English with the help of Billie Eilish and Harry Styles
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“There’s no reason why every student, at any age, shouldn’t fall in love with learning – it’s just a matter of making learning accessible and compatible to how most of us consume content and learn new information today – through our incredible smart and compact devices,” writes Michael Peled, Founder and CEO at Singit