Rhymes With Reason Partners with Chance the Rapper to Give Students the Tools to Achieve

San Diego, Calif. — Learning the lyrics to the latest rap songs are a daily practice for many students. So why not use that learning to achieve good grades? That is the method behind the system offered by Rhymes With Reason.

Rhymes With Reason along with Chance The Rapper’s foundation Socialworks, have created The Chicago Learning Playlist. With the app, students will be able to achieve test prep vocabulary learning, lyrical reading comprehension and much more, all with the music from some of Chicago’s most dynamic artists. Socialworks funding will allow 1000 lucky students access The Chicago Learning Playlist for free.

The app is available for free usage for 1000 students. Students and parents can register and claim a free spot now at: www.rhymeswithreason.com/socialworks.

Rhymes With Reason was created by 24 year old Austin Martin while attending school at Brown University. It is a web based program that teaches students words and other literacy development skills preparing them for standardized tests using music they already listen to. The app is now being used in classrooms across the country.

For more information, visit rhymeswithreason.com.