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Engage
Students With the Power of Public Radio!
Looking for something innovative but practical to try in your
classroom? What about some great public
radio stories that grab students’ attention? They can give a modern spin on a historical event or
illustrate a real world application of a scientific concept. They can be a new
mode of delivery for informational
“texts”. They can be a
great example of spoken academic language.
Listen
Current gives your students something interesting to listen to. Listen
Current curates the best of public radio to keep teaching connected to the real
world and build student listening skills at the same time. Non-fiction
storytelling works for science, social students and ELA. We also know from research “If
you want people to listen to you, tell a good story” that the easiest way to improve listening is to give
students something interesting to listen to. That’s why Listen Current carefully chooses the public radio
stories for relevance to your curriculum and relevance to your students.
