Language Educators Exchange
The Language Educators' Exchange is a podcast for language enthusiasts and learners of all levels, hosted by Drs. Sarah Albrecht and Aniqa Shah. Every month, we dive into the fascinating world of language teaching and learning, offering expert insights and practical tips from language educators and researchers. Our episodes are packed with the latest techniques in language teaching and ideas for turning research into practice. We invite you to tune in on the 15th of every month to join us for engaging discussions that will enhance your teaching journey and inspire your passion for language education! For the upcoming year, we would love to hear from in-service teachers regarding research-based strategies they use in their language classrooms. Please reach out to us on our Language Educators' Exchange Podcast page on FaceBook if you are interested!
Language Educators Exchange
Latest Episodes
Strategies 10: Using Songs/MTVs as Multimodal Anchor Texts
In this episode, Krishna Cart discusses how teachers can use songs and other multimodal texts to build comprehension, engagement, and critical thinking for language learners. Resources: 1. Strategy in Steps...
Strategies 9: Supporting Language Development with the Color Vowel Chart
This episode features adult ESOL teacher Elizabeth Bergner, who shares how she uses the Color Vowel Chart to build sound awareness with multilingual learners.Resources: Latest interactive version of the chart ...
Strategies 8: Immersive, Interactive Digital Teaching for Language Classrooms
In this episode, Andrea Czart explains how Virtual Field Experiences (VFEs) can bring culture and history to life for heritage Spanish learners. Using a digital exploration of a mural by Diego Rivera, students practice art analysis, historical ...
Strategies 7: Culturally Sustaining Teaching
In this episode, Dr. Juan Freire discusses a strategy for culturally sustaining teaching. Picture examples of the passport
Strategies 6: Adapting Listening Activities in Low-Resource Contexts
In this episode, Min Paing Moe offers practical ways to modify listening instruction when technology, audio, and materials are limited. In specific, he shares the LTRS (listen, talk, recall, swap) strategy for listening practice in low-resource...
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thank you Educator Colleen Hill . It was so wonderful to hear you share this great strategy ! Thank you for the knowledge
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