English language Teaching, LSRW Skills, Listening skill, Active Listening, types of Listening, difference between Listening and hearing Elementat collages and learning center

2. • Name : Jeel J. Vyas
• Class : M.A.
• Bach : 2018 – 2020
• Roll No : 11
• Paper : 12. English language Teaching -1
• Topic : Listening skill and Types of Listening.
• Enrollment No : 2069108420190045
• Submitted : Smt. S.B. Gardi Department of English.

3. About the four skills :
• Language skills are ability to comprehend receptive
language and use expressive language to communicate.
• Four skills : LSRW
• Listening and speaking skills are known as Oracy.
• Reading and writing are known as literacy.
• Together both Oracy and literacy form lingucy.
• They are interrelated because using a language required
more then one skill at a time.

4. Listening :
•Most important communication skill.
•More time using our listening skill then any
other.
•Like other listening take practice.
•Required attention.

5. Listening is not hearing :
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•Listening and hearing are not same.
•Hearing is first stage of listening.

6. Listening Involves:
•Receiving the systematic sounds of the language.
•Processing and constructing sound into words.
•Giving meaning to the word and receiving
meaning from the word.
•Ability to interpret and comprehend the
speaker’s utternces.

7. Active listening :
•Communication process.
•To successful Communication we need an active
process.
•Meaning and evolution must take place before
listener respond to speaker.
•The listening is actively working while the speaker is
taking.

8. Active listening process :
1. Hearing
2. Filtering
3. Comprehensive
4. Remembering
5. Responding

9. For students :
•Prior knowledge before any listening
activity.
•Assess students background on topic.
•Use questions.
•Remind students to review.

10. Type of listening :
1. Discriminative listening
2. Comprehensive listening
3. Evaluative listening
4. Attentive listening
5. Pretense listening
6. Selective listening
7. Intuitive listening.

11. Barriers to listening :
1. Equate with hearing
2. Uniniteresting topic
3. Speaker’s delivery
4. External Distraction
5. Parsonal bias
6. Language / culture difference

12. “ I like to listen. I have learned a great deal
by listening carefully. But most people never
listen.”
- Ernest Hammingway.