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How to teach listening
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Why is teaching listening important? What kind of listening should students do? What is special about listening? What are the principles behind the teaching of listening? What are the stages of listening lesson? Listening activities
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Why is teaching listening important? To provide students with the opportunities to hear different varieties and accents. Develop students’ pronunciation. Listening helps to acquire the language subconsciously. Students get better at listening.
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What kind of listening should students do? Realistic (not authentic) listening materials. Short listening activities. Considering the level of students.
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What is special about listening? Recording go at the same speed for everybody. Spoken language is used in listening activities, which includes a number of unique features, such as using incomplete utterances, repetitions and hesitations.
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What are the principles behind the teaching of listening? Students should be able to listen to the recording clearly. Preparation is vital. Once will not be enough. Students should be encouraged to respond to the content of a listening, not just to the language. Different listening stages demand different listening tasks.
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Good teachers exploit listening texts to the full.
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What are the stages of listening lesson? 1. Pre-listening stage: (5 – 6 minutes) Setting the scene. Warming up students. Presenting the key words.
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2. While-listening stage: Give clear and short instructions and check that every student understands the instructions. Play the recording without asking questions. Play the recording again. Play the recording and then answer the questions.
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3. Post-listening stage: Check the students’ answers. (evaluation)
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Listening activities Listen and draw a picture. Listen and complete sentences. Students listen to a story. They have to put some pictures in the correct order to match the story. More suggestions on page 109
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