Eg. New Concept English You are required
to dictate the 90 passages in Book 2.
3) Listening intensively and extensively
2) Getting help from different sources
* Background knowledge * Visual and aural environmental clues * Stresses and intonation
3) Listening intensively and extensively
3) Planning for listening practice
Do you have a timetable for listening practice for this term or month or week?
Write down your study plan for listening. Make sure your plan considers both your identified difficulties and your preferred learning style.
2) Getting help from different
sources
3) Listening intensively and
extensively
4) Listening to different accents
1) Identifying purposes and making predictions
4) Choosing appropriate materials
* Beginning with something easy. * Using real life materials * Using online materials
2. Practicing Listening
1) Identifying purposes and making predictions
Term 1 ， 2012
Lectured by Liu Juan
Lecture 4
1
Enhance Learning Ability in Language Training
Ⅰ Learn to Listen
Learn to speak
Ⅱ
Ⅲ Learn to Read
Watch the following video clip and find whether you can understand.
2) Assessing listening strategy
3) Planning for listening practice
4) Choosing appropriate
materials
2) Assessing listening strategy
* Try to guess if not fully understand what is being said.
Clip
Is it difficult for you to understand the videos? What makes it easy owledge
Vocabulary
Listening strategies
Grammar
Ⅰ Learn to Listen
* What is intensive listening?
Intensive listening is for understanding every sentence and word, and / or getting familiar with the pronunciation and intonation.
* With listening purposes in mind, you can expect what will be said and focus on the information you want, and then improve listening efficiency.
* Before listening, with successful prediction, you have a general idea about what you will hear. During listening, you can also predict based on the situations, stresses and intonations, and grammatical hints.
* Use your knowledge of the world in understanding a conversation, a movie, or radio/TV broadcast. * Try to keep listening although you don’t understand, to get a clue as to what is meant. * When you don’t understand, pinpoint for your conversation partner what exactly you don’t understand. * Summarize what you have understood and ask conversation partner for verification, when you don’t understand completely.
1. Preparing for Listening
2. Practicing Listening
3. Integrating Listening with Other Skills
1. Preparing for Listening
1) Indentifying difficulties in
listening