Teaching Listening Actively

Chinese Teacher Development Day, London April 2013: Watch trainer Dede Wilson demonstrate pre and post listening activities that will help your students get the most out of listening exercises in class.

[@youssefel-alaoui4595]

i am a trainee at a TESOL Academy and I am learning to become a professional English teacher. next week i have to give a complete and whole listening lesson, using the PWP framework. i am trying to get some Practicle videos on how to do it professionally free of stress, thank God my trainers are down to earth and so humble, also my colleagues are so funny and respectful.

[@anasbenhaddou7827]

Me too actually haha, but I still need to pass the Entrence Exam

[@11kwright]

Just by listening to this video I've learned a lot about how to progress forward with my Chinese. I am no longer going to panic about having to listen and understand every single word rather than getting the gist of the conversation/discussion. It is also true if you listen to something first without reading it one tends to develop one's own ideas about how to comprehend it. However, when you read something first you get an understanding of the structure and patterns in the way certain measure words are used etc. This is very helpful. If only there were some classes on youtube that was helpful in this way. I'm just at the elementary stage of learning Chinese and doing it all on my own. If anyone can pass on any help would be much appreciated. Very much enjoying the learning path whilst met with huge challenges when learning outside a classroom. Thank you for the insight laoshi Dede Wilson.

[@payamromer7075]

Thank you for this video. I have a presentation tomorrow about how to teach listening and this video helped me alot, by the way I'm an ELT student.

[@loaielzlitny8275]

I swear I'm having the same situation 😂😂😂😂

[@englishteacherkarina8349]

what is the topic of the class?

[@concernedhermit7153]

Awesome jobs teacher! Keep going!

[@muhammadhamdyasran]

That was beneficial. In addition you made me want to speak Chinese ☺
Thanks heaps.

[@SofoniBeats]

This is some good sound advice

[@dr.sandeepk.thorat4204]

She taught ways of effective listening.

[@anasbenhaddou7827]

Thank you for sharing these useful insights ❤

[@farajalusokeemmanuel646]

I'm very proud of you madam
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[@hadeeradel2570]

a great video ...

[@user-gq1xn7ty5d]

I think listening is a vital role in the.learning process because even in an informal learning one should start by being able to listen is then that learning will take place.

[@lindalin5170]

Very helpful. The methodology is also useful for ESL teaching in China.

[@sitoraozodzoda1005]

hello help me lesson plan

[@shamimmir361]

Listening is very important for language structures development. Listening produce everything...writing and reading...skill come from listening skills....

[@doreennanayakkara3167]

😊 no cu

[@aljindansangadji9370]

I love this video

[@nousanes6164]

Love your pronunciation

[@baaloulou]

This is actually life saving . Where cn i see the following part?

[@tajammalhasnain]

Very informative

[@keithanderson4433]

Is there any way to get the entire video?

[@shamimmir361]

I think there is no full video ..but u can see this person video.... which can improve your entire language... steve Kaufman... he is great English trainer ....

[@yasirkhatami9040]

Jejak

[@doreennanayakkara3167]

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