How Do You Use Audio to Teach Empathy?
What is Empathy? Source: Brene Brown How does empathy play a role in the classroom? Dave Isay, StoryCorps founder and president…
Read MoreFind Listenwise at Upcoming March Events and Conferences
SXSWedu March 7-8 If you are attending SXSW in March we will be presenting on a panel and leading a workshop! If…
Read MoreUsing Listening to Improve Historical Understanding
Today's guest post is republished from January 4, 2017. Today's post is written by Scott Petri, a High School History Teacher in…
Read MoreQuiz Reporting for Teachers: Premium Deep Dive
As we continue to dive into how our new Premium listening assessments (launched on January 19) work, we’ll look into how to…
Read More7 Guidelines for Teaching Listening
Given the importance of listening well to maximize success in and out of school, you might wonder if there are any guidelines…
Read MorePodcast Stories of Black History
Celebrate Black History in February and every month of the year using Listenwise's curated collection of Black and African American stories. Our…
Read MoreHow to Spot Fake News and Teach Students to be Educated News Consumers
In the aftermath of recent global electoral developments, it’s clear that the way we interpret and synthesize news is important. Britain’s exit…
Read MoreFinding and Assigning a Quiz: Premium Deep Dive
By now I hope you’ve heard about our new listening comprehension assessments! If you haven’t checked them out login and see what’s…
Read MoreAnnouncing Listening Comprehension Assessments!
How well do your students listen? Can they distill main idea or make inferences? We are excited to announce that we’ve added…
Read MoreReflections on NCSS – Teaching History Through Current Events
Today’s guest post is written by Andrew Garnett-Cook, a 7th and 8th grade social studies teacher in Brookline, MA. This past December,…
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