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Listen Edition at SXSWedu 2014 This past week Listen Edition attended South by Southwest Education. It’s a conference on educational innovation held…
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William J. Luther, an economics professor, decided to incorporate NPR's Planet Money show into his introductory macroeconomics classes. This is in an…
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Ms. Sue Rogers, a teacher at Marshall Simonds Middle School in Burlington, MA, showcases how she uses Listen Edition in her BEAM…
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Listen Edition user Tom Diaz is a history teacher at Boston's Middle School Academy. Read this article, re-posted from Boston Public School's…
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The Arlington Education Foundation recently awarded Arlington Public Schools in Massachusetts a $22,950 grant to fund innovative projects and strategies. One project…
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Listen Edition Worksheets This week, Monica Brady-Myerov, founder and CEO, visited Susan Balogh's 7th grade Social Studies class in Brookline, Massachusetts to see…
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How to use Listen Edition Do Nows! Listen Edition is proud to announce our newest feature: Do Now questions. These questions are linked to…
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