Learning outcomes By the end of this session students will be able to -  Explain the importance of listening skills in learning English. DDemonstrate.

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Learning outcomes By the end of this session students will be able to -  Explain the importance of listening skills in learning English. DDemonstrate an understanding of the principles of teaching listening skills. IIdentify and appropriate listening skill teaching sequences.

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What were the language skill we needed to do the task ? hmm……… Listening. What do we listen to in our everyday lives ? Please write five point in your exer. Book.

Probable answers  News Conversation- face to face or the telephone  Songs Announcements giving information  Recitation Someone else’s conversation  Professional adviceThe weather forecast on the radio and television  Music Instruction  A lecture Directions  Plays of radio And more ……  A taped dialogue What the purposes of these kinds of listening are ? For example : listening to music is for pleasure ; Listening to directions gives us information we need.

Please open your R.B. page – In pair Read the following passage (B) and note down 5 reasons why it is important to teach listening.

Please Read-out your Pair work

Group work

Worksheet Please open your book page – Read the statements and answer the questions in group. Don’t need to write answers. May make notes if you like..

Please Read-out the group work

Group work

Please open your R.B. page – Read the following text then relation to the statements and questions that you Previously discussed. Then note down 5 key things that you have learned about teaching listening to children.

Please Read-out the group work

Please anybody summarize this session