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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation
Listening sub skills
I'm trying to assess the listening skill for students
so I'm thinking of the following as sub skills for listening skill
1- Understanding the audio material
2- Analyzing the audio material
3- Evaluating the validity of information in the audio material.
what do u think of no 3 is it correct ? and if yes what verbs can go under it . Also , Is there a difference between 2 and 3 or I should just join them together to be one sub skill
any suggestion in this read would be greatly appreciate
thank
so I'm thinking of the following as sub skills for listening skill
1- Understanding the audio material
2- Analyzing the audio material
3- Evaluating the validity of information in the audio material.
what do u think of no 3 is it correct ? and if yes what verbs can go under it . Also , Is there a difference between 2 and 3 or I should just join them together to be one sub skill
any suggestion in this read would be greatly appreciate
thank
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Hi I think 2 and 3 are separate. ' There are at least a couple of other things I can think of, that are in the background: 4. Am I genuinely trying to understand what they say, from that person's point of view?
- Hi I think 2 and 3 are separate.
- ' There are at least a couple of other things I can think of, that are in the background: 4.
- Am I genuinely trying to understand what they say, from that person's point of view?
- Or am I jumping in and putting my own interpretation on it, just listening out for the bits that I already understand and know?
- 5.
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Hi
I think 2 and 3 are separate. In 2, you are taking apart what has been said, looking at the words and phrases used, trying to get to the meaning of what they were trying to say
In 3, you are asking 'Is this true?' or 'Am I persuaded by this?'
There are at least a couple of other things I can think of, that are in the background:
4. Am I genuinely trying to u
I think 2 and 3 are separate. In 2, you are taking apart what has been said, looking at the words and phrases used, trying to get to the meaning of what they were trying to say
In 3, you are asking 'Is this true?' or 'Am I persuaded by this?'
There are at least a couple of other things I can think of, that are in the background:
4. Am I genuinely trying to u
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thanks a lot Dave
Are u an English Linguistic professor ? or have some knowledge in this field
actually I did some work and need second opinion .. can I e mail u ?
** I'm not native speaker
Are u an English Linguistic professor ? or have some knowledge in this field
actually I did some work and need second opinion .. can I e mail u ?
** I'm not native speaker
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Hi
At the moment, I earn my living as an IT manager in local government, but I have studied language and philosophy
I can't pass you an email address, the website will block it. If you register on the website (free, no obligations) I'll keep an eye out for your future posts
Dave
At the moment, I earn my living as an IT manager in local government, but I have studied language and philosophy
I can't pass you an email address, the website will block it. If you register on the website (free, no obligations) I'll keep an eye out for your future posts
Dave
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Hi Dave and all
It's me I registered
can't we send pm to members here ? I tried to pm u but seems like this feature not available here
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Hi
That's not something I've really investigated! I tend just to converse in the forums
But I've looked at the settings and I think they're now set to 'open'. If not, do post back :-)
Dave
That's not something I've really investigated! I tend just to converse in the forums
But I've looked at the settings and I think they're now set to 'open'. If not, do post back :-)
Dave
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