Creating Language Success for Your District

What do K-12 educators need to know about implementing an interactive language learning program? In this edWebinar, Jack Marmorstein, Principal, Learning Solutions at Rosetta Stone, discusses the evolution of how technology has changed and improved K-12 language learning. Tracie Evans, Client Manager at Rosetta Stone, presents examples of what a language learning implementation looks like in today’s classroom or district.

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Rosetta Stone English meets my students’ needs by allowing them to practice and get immediate feedback in a safe setting. When students are struggling, the lessons are terrific.

—Mary Doerr, ESL Specialist at Lincoln Elementary, Wenatchee Public Schools, WA

Students were surprised to see such a diversity of characters they could select. They can relate to the characters, yet it’s interesting to see they are choosing characters of different backgrounds—not just their own.

—Caitlin McHugh, Director of English as a Second Language, Boston Collegiate Charter School, MA

I would definitely recommend Rosetta Stone English to other educators! We’ve been searching for ways to provide more engaging, targeted lessons to our English learners, and I believe Rosetta Stone English achieves that.

—Courtney Bradley, Culture and Data Coordinator, Soleil Academy, CA

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