Contest Details for the Fact or Fake Listenwise Scavenger Hunt
Our media literacy scavenger hunt is live! In celebration of Media Literacy Week (Nov 5-9), this scavenger hunt contest invites students to…
Read MorePromoting Civic Engagement with Your Students
Teaching civic engagement increases students’ emotional intelligence and motivates them toward conscientious community action (Bernacki and Jaeger 2008). Research shows students who…
Read MoreDiscussing Current Events in the Classroom
Addressing news in the classroom can be a source of unease for some. The abundance of inflammatory language in the public sphere,…
Read MoreFact or Fake: A Listenwise Scavenger Hunt
Get ready for National Media Literacy Week on November 5 - 9, 2018. Media Literacy Week highlights the importance of teaching children…
Read MoreTeaching Resources for National Bullying Prevention Month
Did you know that October is National Bullying Prevention Month? It’s a perfect time to focus on creating positive classroom culture. According…
Read MoreUplifting Student Voices in the Classroom with Listenwise
Student engagement is key to building a safe, positive school culture that increases achievement, fosters creativity and community, and decreases boredom, alienation,…
Read MoreUsing Listenwise to Address Common Core Shifts
The Common Core State Standards (CCSS) call for several Key Shifts in Language Arts that have implications across the curriculum. Listenwise can…
Read MoreCelebrate the International Day of Listening
Today is the International Day of Listening. What does that mean? It’s a day to increase awareness of the value of listening…
Read MoreInterpreting Evidence About The Past, Using Listenwise
Today’s guest post is written by Listenwise Teacher Advocate, Andrew Garnett-Cook. Andrew is a 7th and 8th grade social studies teacher in…
Read MoreSummer Ain’t Over, New Lessons for Back To School
One of the biggest enemies of meaningful learning is boredom. As a team continually striving to grow and learn ourselves, we are…
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