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Menya Jefferson's middle schoolers started speaking full French sentences without noticing. See how she teaches grammar through songs.
Profiles built from behavior and a recommender tuned for learning, not watch time: the tech foundation for personalized language learning at Roxxem.

Meet the 8 French songs in FrancoManie 2026, with a classroom tip for each one before voting starts October 26.

FrancoManie 2026 is Roxxem's music madness contest for French classrooms. Learn how it works and how to join for free.

Pulse helps world language teachers track student progress on ACTFL and CEFR levels, spot skill gaps and pick the right lesson next, without a test day.

Six quick classroom checks for listening, vocabulary, grammar, comprehension, speaking and writing, so you can see who's ahead and who's quietly lost this fall.
See how Roxxem's adaptive proficiency test places learners in about 10 minutes, and how we generate and validate its 10k-item bank with LLM evals.

Learn how Roxxem uses IRT to measure language proficiency through everyday practice, with levels mapped to CEFR and ACTFL.
See how a 22-year Spanish teacher made Wednesdays music day. Get simple steps, song games, and tips to bring music into your Spanish class.

Meet all 16 songs in Locotubre 2026 before the tournament starts, with a quick note on how each one can work in your Spanish class.
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Locotubre 2026 is Señor Ashby's Spanish music tournament, now with 22 countries competing. Here's how it works and how to use Roxxem.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with music based classroom activities, real artist spotlights, and lesson ideas.

Learn how trauma-informed teaching can create safer language classrooms through predictable routines, student choice, supportive mistake handling, and consistent ground rules.

A simple 3 part music lesson plan language teachers can run this week, from warmup game to homework, with real classroom examples and a 45% engagement lift.

Discover the most popular Spanish class songs of 2026, from salsa favorites to Latin pop hits students already know and love.