3 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 MoreRudine Sims Bishop describes the power of literature to provide students with “windows, mirrors, and doors.” Like other instructional texts, our podcast…
Read MoreAt the beginning of the school, it is important for teachers to get to know their students both academically and personally. Students…
Read MoreTalk of fake news is everywhere but how do you begin to teach about it in the classroom? Start with an exploration…
Read MoreStudent choice activities are an important lever for engagement and personalized learning. The Universal Design for Learning Guidelines suggest “optimizing individual choice…
Read MoreIt’s harder to monitor student progress when you are not with them for most of their work time. Many teachers used Listenwise…
Read MoreThe Need for Teaching Resources to Support Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) As students return to school, they are undoubtedly bringing a…
Read MoreNew Listenwise Features for Student Self-Directed Learning During remote learning this spring, students were often expected to do a lot more self-directed…
Read MoreWe should be centering LGBTQ stories and experiences in our classrooms all year round, but especially during LGBTQ+ History Month in October…
Read MoreSpring 2020 Our collection of more than 2000 expertly told stories touch upon a wide variety of topics and themes. There is…
Read MoreIn times of stress, there is nothing like a good story to engage the mind and nourish the soul. Our collection of…
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