Build Speaking and Listening Skills for English Learners with Listenwise
Students at all levels of English language proficiency need opportunities to practice speaking and listening skills in the classroom. Activities that invite…
Read MoreListenwise Achieves ESSA Level IV Certification
Listenwise is excited to announce that we have earned ESSA Level IV certification via third-party partner LearnPlatform. This achievement means that Listenwise…
Read MorePodcast & Video Lessons for State Assessment Prep: CAASP, ELPAC, TELPAS, WIDA, and More
Are you seeking to improve your listening scores on the SBAC, CAASPP, ELPAC, ILEARN, English I and II assessments, TELPAS, WIDA, or…
Read MoreRobotics and American Literature Classes Implement Listenwise at Griffiths Middle School
Listenwise CEO Monica Brady-Myerov recently visited classrooms in California and shares her experiences here. Griffiths Middle School in Downey, CA. I had…
Read MoreListenwise Middle School Users Outperform California State Growth in SBAC Listening Scores
If you are a California educator, you received your SBAC scores recently. In California, the SBAC test is known as the CAASPP.…
Read MoreFacilitating Online Discussions in Google Classroom
Engaging students in substantive, meaningful discussions that demand critical and creative thinking can be challenging in any instructional context. When the magic…
Read MoreListenwise Educators: Practice with Listening Comprehension Skills
Did you know that twenty-two states now assess listening on their annual English Language Arts assessment? Notably, in Indiana, listening skills are…
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 MoreComparing CAASPP and ELPAC Listening Assessments
The blog was published in March 2018 and updated in November 2019. This blog is meant to be a helpful resource for…
Read MorePlanned Speaking Practice
Interaction, oral language, speaking practice, cooperative learning, discussion groups--there are many ways to have students practice speaking and listening using academic language.…
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