Language Learning Skills
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The document discusses the four key language learning skills - listening, speaking, writing, and reading. It provides definitions and quotes about each skill. For listening, an important quote notes that giving others our attention is one of the most important things we can do. For speaking, the definition is the process of exchanging information and ideas. Writing allows one to organize thoughts and communicate beliefs to others. Reading brings one into contact with great minds and experiences from literature. The conclusion is that all four skills support each other and are interconnected in the language learning process.
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- 1. Name – Parmar Shubhda A. Paper -12 ( English Language Teaching) Roll no – 30 Topic – Language Learning Skills Submitted to – S.B Gardi Department of English MKBU MA Sem -3
- 5. Listen i n g s kill : “ The most basic and powerful way to connect to another person is to listen. Just listen perhaps the most important thing we ever give each other is our attention . “ - Rachel Remen
- 6. Importance of Listening Skill: Effective BSUWtenornderedesfssrist iptnianr on w lcpdiofoee rormdtlyhsmeru pneicoaplteion
- 8. Speaking Skill : “Speaking is process of exchanging information and ideas .”
- 9. Impo r ta n c e of speaking skill :
- 12. Writing s k i l l : “Writing is a form of communication that allow person put their feelings and idea on paper , to organize their knowledge and beliefs.”
- 13. Import a n c e o f writing skill : Man organized his thoughts and communicate it to other . Fluency and creativity in it . Help the learner gain independence. Development for career .
- 14. “Writing is a tool used to enable us to express, what is in our mind and for some people it’s almost as important as speech”. - Bell
- 15. Reading skill : “Reading is a form of experience. It brings us in contact with the minds of great authors, with the written accounts of their experiences made by them in various field”. - W.S.Gray
- 17. Importance of reading skill : BVVDUaiuentalivduldlee ar lrbvoosollpteeacs naai ntdbch tiujenoivl gabmit rynyinedw world
- 18. Conclusion : All four skills support each other . They are interconnected therefore .