What does LISA mean in EDUCATIONAL

LISA stands for Language Interests Speaking Animals.

The purpose of using LISA is to stimulate student interest in language learning and make the process more fun and interactive by having animals present in the classroom.

Animals are typically used as a way to illustrate or demonstrate certain concepts or words related to language learning, such as an animal's name, anatomy, behavior, etc. Additionally, they can be used as an aid in teaching basic vocabulary and sentence structure.

Commonly used animals include dogs, cats, snakes, rodents, fish, birds, tortoises/turtles, lizards and amphibians. While more exotic animals may also be included at times (e.g., spiders), it's important to ensure that all animals involved in any classroom activities have been properly cared for and treated humanely.

Yes - it is essential that all teachers follow safety guidelines when it comes to dealing with live animals during class activities and that only docile species of animals should be selected for use during these lessons. Additionally all handlers must properly sanitize their hands before/after handling any animal and observe appropriate safety protocols throughout the entire process.