When you teach languages, whether in the classroom or at a distance, you want to focus on the interaction with your students. The advantage of LaboPractice is that you can create your own exercises, lead the session with your students and correct the entries. But can we do all this during school hours? Don’t worry, we’ve got it all worked out for you.
How do I listen to my students during a pronunciation exercise session? How do I encourage them to participate orally? Many of you have used videoconferencing tools and told us about them. For effective language teaching, we suggest combining synchronous and asynchronous by adding LaboPractice Home.
At the beginning of this year, the organization of the courses has become more complex. Some institutions maintain hybrid teaching while others are completely face-to-face. In an uncertain context and an accelerated digitalization of pedagogy, what about hybrid language teaching?
In order to respond to the upheavals faced by teachers and students, a new version of LaboPractice will soon be available for distance learning and educational continuity.
