listening skill traditional tools listening skill in middle age modern tools audio visual advantages of digital tools importance in blindness

1. Listening skill
Name : Urvashi Chauhan
Roll no : 31
Class : sem - 3
Paper name : ELT
Email Id : urvashichauhan157@gmail.com
Submitted to :. Department of English MKBU

2. Listening skill
 Very important for learners
 Used in combination
 Very important kill
 Lack of active listening create
misunderstanding

3. Principles Of effective listening

4. Traditional tools
 Gurukul system
 Only one source for learning
 In particular place and time
 Recurring active listening
 Landline system

5. Listening skill in middle
 Classroom teaching
 Note taking style
 Limited for classroom
 Teacher main source of
Lerner’s
 Reading and story telling,
games

6. Modern tools
 Nowadays easy to how effective learning
languages
 There so many way open for language
learning
 Not give more time
 You can listening your work in traveling and
as per your choice any time
 If you not understand repetition and boring
 Studests have no chance to give access

7. Audio visual

8. Advantages of digital tools in listening
 Easy for teacher and student
 Fast and effective learning
 E – learning
 That tools give all opportunity to learn language . If you are interested
 Allow the language practice and study way from the classroom
 As a teacher you connected with students out side of classroom
 Students benefits is they learn anytime no time limits
 Also listening more than one time

9. Importance in blindness
 They are only depending on
listening skill
 They learn all things through
listening
 They are experts in listening and
mostly music art
 They have senses to understand
voice tone

10. Listening skill effect on children
 First kill for child
 Listening than
speaking
 Listening play vital role
for our language
power
 Rhymes very helpful to
teaching language and
things

11. Conclusion
‘ when you talk you are only repeating
what you already know,but if you listen,
you may learn something new’
- Dalai Lama