Sunday, 17 November 2013

Designing Materials for Listening


Preview extracts from a local textbook.







                                               
















How closely do you feel that the listening process is mirrored in these materials?

•       All of the activities require students to begin with the receiving process where they need to accept the input given out through the audio materials.
•       In order to answer the exercises the students have to understand what the audio material is all about or what is being said or discussed throughout the speech or conversation.
•      The audio material must be remembered in general by the students. The important elements need to extracted and internalize by the students.
•       These materials also require students to evaluate what they have learned and paraphrase it into their own word.
•       Activity in the materials responding to what they have heard and understand. For example, the part C in both chapter.

           To what extent do they assist in developing the listening skills of our students?

•       Help the students to extract important information from what they have heard.
•       Assist students to be an accurate listener.
•       Train students to provide proper responds towards the audio material
•       Help students to understand vocabulary in context.









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