Listening Before Speaking

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️ Good pronunciation starts with listening. Exposing students to native speech , through songs, videos, or audiobooks , helps tune their ears.
What listening tools do you use to support speaking?

@Nawres-Alabed Active listening allows you to truly grasp the speaker's message, including their emotions and intentions, leading to better comprehension and fewer misunderstandings.

@Nawres-Alabed When you listen to understand, you can address concerns and find common ground, leading to more productive conflict resolution.

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Absolutely! I often use short videos, songs, audiobooks, and real-life conversations to enhance listening. Tools like YouTube clips, language learning apps, and recorded dialogues help students grasp natural pronunciation, rhythm, and intonation—making their speaking more confident and accurate.

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Effective communication skills based on good listen skills, when a child listens a any voice, sound, audio with full concentration, attention and focus then he will be able to response it in an effective way whether verbal and non verbal.
As per required of learning objectives I use different tools of listening, but ask my students to pay full attention on what ever they are listening and after listening and thinking give me your response.