Podcasts and Practice: An Approach for Teaching Vocabulary

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Dave Mulder
https://orcid.org/0009-0001-4970-7408

Abstract

This article explains an approach to support students’ mastery of vocabulary utilizing brief, instructor-created instructional podcasts and low-stakes formative assessment. Students learned the vocabulary outside of class time by listening to podcasts and had repeated opportunities to take and retake quizzes to work towards mastery of the essential vocabulary for the course. The students described in this article were undergraduate students taking a foundations of education course, but the practice is flexible and could be adapted for use in many different content areas and grade levels.

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Mulder, D. (2025). Podcasts and Practice: An Approach for Teaching Vocabulary. Journal of Technology-Integrated Lessons and Teaching, 4(2), 17–23. https://doi.org/10.13001/jtilt.v4i2.9083
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Dave Mulder, Dordt University

David J. Mulder serves as Professor of Education at Dordt University, where he teaches courses in educational foundations, STEM education, and educational technology in both the undergraduate Teacher Preparation Program and the Master of Education program. His research interests include technology integration, social presence in online learning, and digital citizenship. He can be contacted about this lesson at david.mulder@dordt.edu.