3 Ways To Use Weird News Podcasts As Texts for Teaching Literacy Strategies
Did you know our Weird News podcasts are some of our most popular lessons for English learners? We've heard so many success…
Read MoreDid you know our Weird News podcasts are some of our most popular lessons for English learners? We've heard so many success…
Read MoreListenwise’s design provides equitable educational opportunities for students with disabilities who have Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) and 504 accommodations. A Listenwise user…
Read MoreWe hosted an EdWeb webinar to share how educators can teach listening skills to promote literacy, including five research-based listening skills exercises…
Read MoreRudine Sims Bishop describes the power of literature to provide students with “windows, mirrors, and doors.” Like other instructional texts, our podcast…
Read MoreMany educators who use Listenwise report that they love Weird News! These are less-than-30-second current event podcasts about unusual current events that…
Read MoreAt the beginning of the school, it is important for teachers to get to know their students both academically and personally. Students…
Read MoreDuring our Teacher Talks webinar series last fall, we spoke with Erin Reaves, an English Language Development (ELD) instructional coach at Taylor…
Read MoreTalk of fake news is everywhere but how do you begin to teach about it in the classroom? Start with an exploration…
Read MoreWe’ve been developing instructional strategies for teaching K-12 students with podcasts, and along the way, we discovered an amazing educator community resource:…
Read MoreStudent choice activities are an important lever for engagement and personalized learning. The Universal Design for Learning Guidelines suggest “optimizing individual choice…
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