Why Use NPR’s Planet Money to Teach Macroeconomics
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…
Read MoreHow to use the HEAR listening strategy
"My Students Don't Listen!" When teachers first learn about Listen Edition, their first response is, "My students don't listen!" But we are…
Read More3 Reasons Why Students Should Listen More
Getting students to listen is hard; getting students to comprehend and apply is harder. Give students these three simple reasons why they…
Read MoreBoston Globe Features Listen Edition
Listen here by Nick Pandolfo Article Link How a former reporter is bringing radio into classrooms. OCTOBER 06, 2013 Monica Brady-Myerov…
Read MorePublic Radio Makes You Smarter
Public Broadcasting helps you learn! It’s now been confirmed by this study. I’ve always known that listening to public radio makes you…
Read MoreUnderstanding Auditory Learning: Integrating Listening into the K-12 Classroom
Listening offers exciting possibilities for meeting the needs of the Common Core State Standards and 21st century learners. The use of listening…
Read MoreHow To Get Students To Listen
How To Get Students To Listen This past weekend I led an impromptu workshop with teachers at EdCamp Boston about listening. I…
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