2.2. exercise often heardWhile listening, an experienced listener always has many advantages over the less experienced listeners do during practice, they have formed a number of skills. Therefore, to improve the ability to understand, learners should actively exercise logically and methodically. With regular exercise and exposure to the material level of change from easy to hard, along with time, the learner will formed are listening. Students who do not specialize in first two years can use some suitable materials as follows: (1) Listen carefully (Jack c. Richards), (2) Ship or Sheep (Ann Baker), (3) Listen for it (Jack c. Richards, Deborah Gorbon, Andrew Harper), (4) Three or Tree (Ann Baker), (5) Think First Certificate (John Naunton)To practice pronunciation, students can go to the following Web site:http://www.soundsofenglish.org/http://polyu.edu.hk/Pronunciation/la-index.htmhttp://www.manythings.org/pp/http://www.efl.net/In addition, students can also visit the following website to practise:http://www.eslhome.com/esl/listen/http://www.EnglishListening.comhttp://www.nclnc.org/essentials/listening/developlisten.htmhttp://esl-lab.com/4.3. The solution to the difficult to grasp the main idea of the listening post4.3.1. How to differentiate information need to hear (relevant points) with the remaining information (irrelevant information)Usually, before ever hearing, hearing people also have a short period of time (1-2 minutes) to read through the questions asked or to hear instructions in cassette, disc. If leveraging the questions and instructions, the learner can speculate the information capture and listening post's theme, so that the listener can use his literacy to be prepared in advance on the capital from and some structure necessary. If done well this information amounts to remember will decrease, the listener would somehow distinguish the information that it needs to listen to the other important information in the article.4.3.2. Inference are the main ideas of the article sounded through the important wordsThe key words in the post is the words that are based on that, the listener can deduce the main ideas of the lesson. Often these words are stressed in the sentence or could be asked to go again many times in the post. Therefore, the listener should be based on some sign language (discourse markers) to capture the main ideas of the lesson.For example:The phrase is used to list the main idea is: I would like to emphasize, The general point you must remember is, It is important to note that, I repeat that, Another thing is, Finally, That is, Now, ...These phrases are used to list examples is: such as, Let me give you some examples, For example, instance, I might add, To illustrate thi spoint, ...The phrase is often used when referring to these non-issue is important: By the way, I might note in passing, ....In addition, to be able to remember most of the important information in the article, the listener need the notes (take notes). However, the need for the records section layout for ease of use and avoid confusion.Conclusion: we can say that listening has a very important role in the process of learning a foreign language because it has a very positive impact to other skills such as speaking, reading, writing, pronunciation and help expand your vocabulary. Reality show participants having quite a lot of difficulties in the process of listening. To overcome the difficulties on the students, need to find out the cause of them from which to have reasonable workarounds. The solutions given in this article can promote effective if applied in the right way. However, it is important that the students themselves must persevere, durability, choose the appropriate method to match your level and your circumstances. References1. Anderson, a. & Lynch, t. (1988). Listening. Oxford. Oxford University Press.2. Eagle, Nguyen Ngoc, & Naik. (2002). A Course in TEFL Theory & Practice II. Hanoi foreign language University.3. Field, j. (1998). Skills and Strategies: towards a new methodology for listening. Oxford. OUP.4. Tom Hutchinson. (1999). Lifelines. Oxford University Press.5. Underwood, m. (1989). Teaching listening. New York. Longman.6. Van, Hoang Van Nguyen Thi, Chi, & flowers, Emperor Xuan. (2006). Innovative methods of teaching high school English in Vietnam. Educational publishers.7. Wolvin, A.D. & Coakley, c. (1985). Listening. Dubuque. William. C. Brown.
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