THE WAYS OF TEACHING LISTENING AND SPEAKING IN SCHOOLS
Keywords:
Listening skills, speaking skills, language teaching, role-playing, group discussions, technology in education, pronunciation practice, feedback, communication development.Abstract
This article explores various effective methods for teaching listening and speaking skills in schools, which are crucial for students' overall communication development. The ability to listen attentively and speak confidently is essential for academic success and personal interactions. The article outlines a range of strategies, including interactive listening exercises, role-playing, group discussions, and the use of technology, all aimed at improving these core language skills. The importance of feedback, collaborative learning, and real-world application is also emphasized. By employing these techniques, teachers can create a dynamic learning environment that enhances students' listening comprehension and speaking fluency.
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