Responsive Listening Approach
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This document provides examples of responsive listening exercises where students listen to a prompt and then write or respond to demonstrate their understanding. The examples cover a range of possible prompts about the weather, place of origin, requests for help, and questions about time spent on an activity. Students are guided to give brief, relevant responses to show their comprehension of what was heard.
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