How to seamlessly integrate Loora into your current offering?
This guide will help you integrate Loora into your language program as a powerful add-on to your existing curriculum. Loora provides students with unlimited speaking practice outside the classroom, reinforcing what they learn in your lessons while building fluency, vocabulary, grammar, and confidence.
How to motivate your students to use Loora
Set clear expectations from Day 1
Make Loora an integral part of your course structure, not an optional extra. Introduce it during your first session, explain how speaking practice outside class accelerates progress, and set minimum weekly practice goals — for example, 3–5 conversations per week.
Create accountability
Review students' Loora activity reports weekly. Celebrate consistent users during class. Consider incorporating Loora usage into overall course grades (10–15% weighting works well).
Make it relevant to their goals
Connect Loora practice to situations your students will actually face — job interviews, presentations, travel, client calls. Help them set personalized topics aligned with their professional or personal needs.
Address common barriers
Reassure nervous students that Loora is a judgment-free practice space. Suggest practicing during commute time, lunch breaks, or before bed. Remind them that 10–15 minutes daily is more effective than one long session weekly.
How to get the most from Loora in your curriculum
Before teaching a new unit: assign Loora conversations on the upcoming topic as pre-work. This activates students' existing knowledge and identifies vocabulary gaps you can address in class.
During the unit: encourage students to practice the specific conversation scenarios or role-plays you have covered. This reinforces the structures and vocabulary they are learning.
After completing a unit: have students use Loora to apply what they have learned in free conversation. This consolidates their knowledge and builds automaticity.
How Loora supports language development
Vocabulary reinforcement: Loora introduces topic-relevant vocabulary organically and gives immediate feedback on word choice errors. Repeated exposure in different contexts deepens understanding and retention.
Grammar consolidation: students apply grammar structures learned in class in real-time conversation. Immediate corrections build accurate production habits — bridging the gap between knowing a rule and using it fluently.
Fluency development: unlimited practice time allows students to speak far more than is possible in group classes. Regular practice reduces hesitation and builds speaking stamina.
Confidence building: private practice removes the fear of judgment from classmates. Students who use Loora regularly typically become significantly more participative in class discussions.
If you have questions about implementing Loora in your school or need technical support, contact us at contact.us@loora.ai
