Researching Arabic Metacognition Listening مهارة الإستماع : LISTENING LIVE TO ARABIC

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24 Jun 2012

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Welcome to teaching and researching second language (L2)foreign language (FL) Listening.

Watching the speaker, in addition to listening, offers the option to attend to potentially helpful cues known as Kinesics : that is, body language , facial expressions, hand gestures, etc.. that can facilitate interpretation of a message.

Ref: Larry Vandergrift and Christine.Goh (2012)

Watch and Listen : (Level : Intermediate -Advanced)

http://www.livestation.com/en/aljazeera-mubasher-misr/ar

http://www.bbc.co.uk/arabic/tvandradio/2011/01/000000_livetv.shtml

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Welcome to teaching and researching second language (L2)foreign language (FL) Listening.

Listen live

http://www.livestation.com/en/aljazeera-arabic

http://www.bbc.co.uk/arabic/tvandradio/2011/01/000000_livetv.shtml

http://www.livestation.com/en/aljazeera-mubasher

Listening in the Classroom

Guide for Metacognitive Listening in the Classroom

You can download this form (number 00)

A. Write down five main ideas that you think will be
mentioned in the text:

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B. Discuss your prediction with a partner and then write down at least two more ideas that your partner included in his/her list of predictions and that you consider logical possibilities:

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C. Listen (first listening) to the text. Place a check mark beside the ideas that you (A) and your partner (B) predicted and that were in fact mentioned in the texted.
And write down any other ideas that you had not predicted but were mentioned.

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D. After verifying your predictions and discussing your listening results with your partner, listen (second listening) to the text again to check your results and to resolve any discrepancies in comprehension between you and your partner. Add any further points and important details that you may not have understood during the first listen:

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E. Listen to the text a third time to verify comprehension after a class discussion of the content of the text or a reading of the text transcript. Try to apply a “Critical Listening” when you listen by thinking of what, why, how, when and where?

Reflection and Goal-Setting

I was successful in anticipating (----?---) ideas :

What surprised me?

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What I will do next time?

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Ahmed El-Shareif (MA)
(Source: Teaching and Learning Second Language Listening Vandergrift & Goh , 2012, p. 113)

Researching Arabic Metacognition Listening مهارة الإستماع

24 Jun 2012

Watch Al Jazeera Mubasher live at Livestation.com

اول رئيس مصري منتخب

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