PodcastPalooza Begins in February — Listen to Win!
Listenwise is excited to announce our latest contest: PodcastPalooza. To win, all you have to do is have your class listen to…
Read More3 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 MoreFrom Piloting to Full School Adoption: Listenwise at Katherine Edwards Middle School
March 2018 - Discovering Listenwise When Andi St. John visited the Listenwise booth at the Computer-Using Educators (CUE) spring 2018 conference, she…
Read More3 Tips for Providing Windows, Mirrors, & Doors to Explore Identities with Podcasts
Rudine Sims Bishop describes the power of literature to provide students with “windows, mirrors, and doors.” Like other instructional texts, our podcast…
Read More3 Ways to Nurture Relationships With and Among Your Students Using Podcasts
Our stories feature kids and teens speaking about their perspectives, innovations, and civic action. We’ve learned from educators who use Listenwise that…
Read MoreTeaching Your Students About Fake News
Talk of fake news is everywhere but how do you begin to teach about it in the classroom? Start with an exploration…
Read MoreDesigning Structured Choice Activities with Podcasts
Student choice activities are an important lever for engagement and personalized learning. The Universal Design for Learning Guidelines suggest “optimizing individual choice…
Read MoreMonitoring Progress at a Distance on Listenwise
It’s harder to monitor student progress when you are not with them for most of their work time. Many teachers used Listenwise…
Read MoreInstructional Ideas for Teaching with Listenwise’s SEL Podcast Collection
The Need for Teaching Resources to Support Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) As students return to school, they are undoubtedly bringing a…
Read MoreUsing Podcasts for Student-Directed Learning
New Listenwise Features for Student Self-Directed Learning During remote learning this spring, students were often expected to do a lot more self-directed…
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