For language teachers: prep your class with real clips, share one link
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Teaching a language? Search the catalog the way you plan a lesson: tenses, conditionals, the subjunctive, relative clauses, subordinate clauses, reflexive verbs, reported speech, or simply a word and a level. Pick the clips you like, and your students get one link: they watch clip by clip, fill in the words they hear, and learn from real speakers instead of textbook audio.
Language teachers tell use in research sessionsthat the hardest part of bringing real videos into class is finding the right ones: a clip that uses the tense you are teaching this week, at the level of your group, short enough to replay twice. We already know all of this, sentence by sentence, for every video in the catalog; it is what powers your feed today. This simply opens that up to the people teaching languages.
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