MODERN METHODS IN TEACHING LISTENING FOR ESL LEARNERS
Keywords:
listening comprehension, kind of memory, schemata, pro-listening, while-listening, post-listening, script, scenario, acoustic perception, teaching listening, multiple skills, sounds discrimination.Abstract
The article stresses the significance of teaching communicative skills, especially focusing on enhancing listening skills in English for non-native speakers. It addresses challenges and suggests strategies like using real materials, creating a supportive atmosphere, and interactive lessons. Emphasizing patience and ample practice, it aims to guide teachers in enhancing their students’ English communication abilities.
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