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Place of listening in Language Teaching
(language learning approaches)

1. Communicative Language Teaching


2. The Natural Approach


3. Total Physical Response


4. Audiolingualism


5. Suggestopedia

What makes a good text?

- interest factor


- entertainment factor

Discourse Structures




- > Stress Signal words

- Phenomenon: for instance, like, such as


- Cause & effect


- Comparison: neither-nor, no longer, easier


- Fact & Opinion: seemed


- Situation-problem-response-evulation: in the end, therefore

Challenges - text criteria

- language level


- speed


- complexity


- lexical density


- vocabulary


- accents, pronunciation


- schemata/ world knowledge


- authenticity

Lexical density
= the amount of information in a text
How can you avoid lexical density?
redundancy:
- low frequency words
- short sentences
- clarify main ideas and details
What is the real purpose of authentictexts?


communication

(and NOT language learning)
Language Level :
No-Gofor listening comprehension on low level
- many new words
- high level grammatical structures
- long sentences full of noun phrases
- lexical density- slang, unclear articulation
What aspects of delivery are important?
- quality of recordings
- length
- speed & number of speakers
- reading instructions -> discuss what has to be done
- Dont panic!
Inputby teacher and students
- planned input: teacher talk
- semi-planned input: ocurring questions
- spontaneous input: "Put that away!"
- student talk
Textbookrecordings: weakness and strength
weakness: unnatural, repetitive, monotonous

strength: better comprehension, easier to follow, better pace, clearpronunciation,
Authentic listenings
- background noise and voices
- overlaps n interruptions btw speakers
- loosely packed info + fillers
- relatively unstructured language
- normal rate of speech delivery
- incomplete sentences
Pedagogic Listenings
- no background noise
- little overlap btw speakers
- densely packed info-
structured language, like written E
- slower delivery
- complete sentences
Quality criteria of teacher talk
1. Input Hyothesis
2. correct grammar
3. body language
4. pronunciation/ intonation
5. breaks for info process
6. topic knowledge
7. authentic speech
8. relaxed environment