One the items that we might take for granted is the wealth of resources available for use in our classroom that require no reading or viewing. I am certain many of you have listened to or even subscribe to various podcasts. Podcast is an opportunity to tell or listen to a well-crafted story.
This U.S. News article from High School Notes will give you a brief overview of some success stories with using Podcasts within your classroom.
This U.S. News article from High School Notes will give you a brief overview of some success stories with using Podcasts within your classroom.
If you are not familiar with the website ReadWriteThink I encourage you to check out their resources. This link will take you to a page showing you how to use podcasts in Science, Math, Social Studies, and much more.
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You will find many lists of the “Best (fill in the blank)”. I do encourage you to check out this list for starters.
I will leave you with food for thought from the podcasts produced by The Library of Congress and National Public Radio. I would be happy to further explore ways in which you can use these types of resources to challenge your students and expand their knowledge. |
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