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Planning a Listening Activity by Sarah Saar star TESOL.org Listen no seriously listen. In the classroom, what do you hear? Students talking A door opening Papers rustling The air conditioning running

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1. First, determine the objective of the listening activity. What do you want the students to achieve or learn?
2. Choose a suitable listening material. It could be a recording, a video, or a podcast that aligns with the objective.
3. Preview the listening material to familiarize yourself with the content and identify any potential difficulties or vocabulary that might need pre-teaching.
4. Prepare pre-listening activities to activate prior knowledge or introduce new vocabulary.
5. During the listening, provide clear instructions and set listening tasks to keep students engaged and focused.
6. After the listening, conduct comprehension activities such as comprehension questions, discussions, or pair/group work.
7. Evaluate the effectiveness of the listening activity by assessing student performance and understanding.
8. Reflect and make adjustments for future listening activities based on the outcome and student feedback.

Who needs planning a listening activity?

1. English language learners who want to improve their listening skills.
2. Teachers who want to provide engaging and interactive lessons.
3. Language schools or institutions that offer English language courses.
4. Individuals or groups preparing for language proficiency tests like TOEFL or IELTS.
5. Educators who want to incorporate listening activities into their curriculum.
6. Students studying English as a second language.

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What is planning a listening activity?

Planning a listening activity involves creating a detailed outline of the tasks, content, objectives, and strategies for a listening exercise or lesson.

Who is required to file planning a listening activity?

Educators, language teachers, or trainers who are conducting listening activities as part of their curriculum or training program are required to file planning a listening activity.

How to fill out planning a listening activity?

To fill out planning a listening activity, one must outline the goals and objectives of the listening activity, select appropriate listening materials, design listening tasks, and plan assessment strategies.

What is the purpose of planning a listening activity?

The purpose of planning a listening activity is to ensure that learners are engaged, the content is relevant and challenging, and the objectives of the activity are met.

What information must be reported on planning a listening activity?

Information that must be reported on planning a listening activity includes the goals and objectives, listening materials used, listening tasks designed, assessment strategies, and any modifications made during the activity.