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Sing and Solve Accounting: Balance the Books with Journal Entries review
One module of an accounting course for business owners that combines stories, quizzes and karaoke-style songs, $27 plus tax.
Worth a look
An unusual, clearly structured way to learn accounting basics, with a long refund window. Songs can help memory, but superior to all other methods is an overstatement, and the series sells each small topic separately at $27, so the full set costs over $300. No author or company address is given.
- Price
- $29.23
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- Small business owners who want to understand accounting basics
- Not for
- Anyone who needs certified bookkeeping training
Sing and Solve Accounting: Balance the Books with Journal Entries at a glance
Sing and Solve Accounting is a series of short courses from the learning site SEKAEL. This module, Balance the Books with Journal Entries, follows a Read, Practice, Remember cycle: plain-language stories about fictional business owners, an interactive quiz engine, and a karaoke system that turns rules into songs. It covers debits, credits and journal entries for balancing the books. The sales page says research proves musical mnemonics are superior to rote memorization and calls the method scientifically backed.
- Format
- Guide (PDF), interactive quizzes, karaoke songs
- Price
- $27 plus tax
- Refund window
- 60 days on the order form
- Seller
- SEKAEL, sekael.com; no postal address or phone number found on the site
- Digistore24 ID
- 653925
Stories, quizzes and songs
The module follows a clear three-step cycle.
Music as a memory aid is a real technique.
One of twelve modules
Each topic is sold separately at $27.
The whole series adds up quickly.
Pros and cons
What works
- Clear structure
- Unusual memory method
- 60-day refund window
What does not
- Each topic sold separately
- No author or address
- Overstated research claim
Sing and Solve Accounting: Balance the Books with Journal Entries FAQ
What does it cost?
$27 plus sales tax.
Is it a full course?
No, one module of a series.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, within 60 days.
The bottom line
An unusual, clearly structured way to learn accounting basics, with a long refund window. Songs can help memory, but superior to all other methods is an overstatement, and the series sells each small topic separately at $27, so the full set costs over $300. No author or company address is given.
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