Any middle or high school with a language lab?

[Anonymous]

Decades ago at least one high school had a state of the art language lab. Do more schools have language lab now? Where do students practice listening and speaking at school?

[Anonymous]

B-CC had a lab in the mid 2000s.

[Anonymous]

On their Chromebooks?

Are you looking for cassette tapes?

It's 2025, not 2000.

[Anonymous]

Oh gosh, I just had a flashback to leaving Spanish class in high school to go watch Destinos, a soap opera, and answer questions in the language lab. Now you can do it all on your Chromebook, OP, so no, these don't exist anymore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh gosh, I just had a flashback to leaving Spanish class in high school to go watch Destinos, a soap opera, and answer questions in the language lab. Now you can do it all on your Chromebook, OP, so no, these don't exist anymore.

I remember Destinos!

[Anonymous]

Are students using headphones on chromebook to practice speaking and listening in a class of 30+ students? Do schools provide headphones? Trying to understand how the language learning experience at school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are students using headphones on chromebook to practice speaking and listening in a class of 30+ students? Do schools provide headphones? Trying to understand how the language learning experience at school.

Yes at our school. But we are a middle school so don’t have 30+ students — it’s maybe 28. Stidents bring their own headphones (it is on the school supply list). I’m sure that students who can’t afford them are provided with a pair.