Using Extempore to Practice and Assess the Three Modes of Communication
Using Extempore to Practice and Assess the Three Modes of Communication
On Extempore, instructors have…
Is there a way to create a road-trip-like type Extempore-based lesson plan?
If you are still thinking about this question, let me tell you, “There is!” Backward…
Getting Started with Extempore: First Steps, Quick Tips and More
Welcome!
Welcome to Extempore! Like starting anything new, learning how to use a new tech…
Unique Ways to Use Extempore #4: Student Reflections / Unit Previews
Ever want to hear your students' thoughts on a lesson or unit without their classmates…
Unique Ways to Use Extempore #3: Freewrites / Freetalks
If your students were dropped into the target language environment by themselves right at this…
Unique Ways to Use Extempore #2: Dictation
I know, I know. Dictation? Yes, dictation. Sure, our students will likely never have to…
Unique Ways to Use Extempore #1: Reading Out Loud
So simple yet often overlooked, reading out loud (‘oral reading’ in academic parlance) carries countless…
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…
Extempore's 2020-2021 Back to School Newsletter
Back to school season brings back all the feelings for students: excitement, nervousness, and the…
A Tool for AP Simulated Conversation and Cultural Comparison Practice
Designing practice for the AP World Language and Culture Exam is simple on Extempore. This…
Whole Class Speaking Activities: Dos and Don'ts
Have you witnessed a time when ALL your students were actively participating in the target…
But my students can’t assess their own progress!
It turns out they can, and rather accurately. Paula Winke (2014), from the University of…