5 Ways Audio is Different from Print
Many teachers challenge their students weekly to bring in and discuss current events. Many high schools have entire electives devoted to current…
Read More3 Key Skills to Build Informational Literacy
It’s widely recognized that students don’t do a good job evaluating sources. Being able to evaluate sources is a skill that’s needed…
Read MoreGreat Stories Get Kids Talking, Even Your ELLs
It’s the beginning of the school year and students are still quiet. You don’t yet know their stories yet. Current events and debates…
Read MoreSummer Current Event Highlights
Over the summer we at Listenwise have continued to select and post daily current events. So, we wanted to highlight some of the…
Read MoreHigh School Students Learn How to Create Podcasts
The Listenwise team had an exciting opportunity this summer to work with talented high school journalists at the New England Center for Investigative…
Read MoreListening Builds Life Skills
by Nancy Foote, Middle School Science teacher from Queen Creek, Arizona I’ve always been a huge fan of NPR (National Public…
Read More5 Ideas to Start Listening Centers in your Classroom
1. Differentiated Reading Response Centers Anna over at Crazy for First Grade created pre-made graphic organizers that are leveled for each student to…
Read MoreBoston Latin Uses Listen Edition To Imagine The Moon
Boston Latin School 7th grade science teacher Raquel Jacobson-Peregrino recently used the To the Moon lesson with her students to get them…
Read MoreListen Edition with Special Education Students
Listen Edition founder Monica Brady-Myerov, visited Anna Roundville’s special education class at Sharon High School in Sharon, MA to see how she…
Read MoreInternational Listening Association Conference
The International Listening Association held its 35th annual convention gathered experts in the field to share research about listening. The goal of the ILA…
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