4, 3, 2, 1: A Practical Guide to Using Extempore’s Timers
WHAT, there are TIMED questions too????
Mr. Castner, I can’t even…
I couldn’t tell you…
How to Use Comprehensible Input to Gradually Lead Students to Linguistic Output
In this post, learn five strategies for teaching comprehensible input that guides students towards confident…
Tasks, Analysis, and More: 4 Assessments for Building Written and Oral Proficiency on Extempore
Over the past few months our blog has been on hiatus, getting some much needed…
Did You Hear? Listening Assessments on Extempore
In one of our most recent blogs, I wrote about different ways to assess target language reading…
Beyond Who, What, Where: 8+ Ways to Assess Target Language Reading Comprehension
Extempore, The Speaking Practice App. That’s us! Teachers can create oral assessments in minutes and…
3 Super Assessments to Showcase Extempore's Versatility
Ask anyone around the Extempore office, and they'll tell you it's quite frequent (almost weekly) for…
A Classroom Activity for All Three Modes of Communication: One Minute News
In this post, I take a break from our vocabulary blog series to look at a…
Blog Series: All About Vocabulary
This blog series has been a long time coming. Vocabulary, vocabulary, vocabulary. Vocabulario, vocabulaire, 生词shēngcí,…
Unique Ways to Use Extempore #3: Freewrites / Freetalks
If your students were dropped into the target language environment by themselves right at this…
Blog Series: 4 Unique Ways to Use Extempore to Enhance Your Language Teaching
Part I - Overview
Extempore, The Speaking Practice App, that’s us. On Extempore, flexible features…
But my students can’t assess their own progress!
It turns out they can, and rather accurately. Paula Winke (2014), from the University of…
It’s More Than Speaking Practice
Besides extra speaking practice for your students and a simpler way to assess spontaneous speech,…