Dialogue - in the classroom

In this episode, a simple trip to the butcher shop takes an unexpected turn when I discover that all the stores are closed. In this series, designed for upper beginners and beyond, we’ll explore everyday situations in Portugal and other useful topics to help you improve your list ... Show More

1) First, listen and repeat.2) Then, when you hear the bell, answer the questions out loud. Check the complete transcript + translation: https://www.portugueselab.com/podcast/listen-speak-6 Eram duas da tarde.O Diogo estava a ler um livro.Depois, adormeceu.Agora, são três da tard ... Show More

1) First, listen and repeat.2) Then, when you hear the bell, answer the questions out loud. Check the complete transcript + translation: https://www.portugueselab.com/podcast/listen-speak-5Quando era criança, passava o verão nas montanhas. Agora passo sempre o verão na praia. Qua ... Show More

Join Francesca and Mark for this Chapter of Scenes from the Coffee Break Italian Café! A high school student stops at a café before class, clearly troubled and reluctant to face the day ahead. As he confides in Lorenzo, we learn he’s ready to give up, but a gentle conversation ma ... Show More

<p>Chinese class is over and it's time to have some fun. In this lesson, learn how to talk about getting out of class, telling time and playing sports. Episode link: https://www.chinesepod.com/2065</p> 

Daniel talks to Hana about how much they sleep. They talk about taking naps as well. You can go to the elllo.org for the full lesson. 

On this week's episode of the StoryCorps podcast, we're rounding out the school year with conversations between students and the teachers who impacted their lives—inside and outside the classroom.See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data fo ... Show More

Andre from Brazil writes in and wants to know how to talk about the future. Listen as our resident teacher Josh and form ILAC student Juana answer Andre's question. 

<p>They were the best of times, they were the worst of times. Let&#39;s go back to your student days. Oh, the days of the camaraderie of communal showers, burning midnight oil, and abiding the delicate snores of your insufferable four roommates. Of course, all this fun had its co ... Show More

Does this sound familiar… you are attempting to deliver a lesson, but the kids are off-task, distracted, talking to each other, and you…. Get louder… attempting to be heard by the few that are giving you their attention. At the same time you are getting more and more angry and de ... Show More