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      Reflective Questions

      1. What is the balance in how you currently teach listening between offering listening practice and developing the sub-skills of listening?
      2. How confident are you as a teacher of listening skills?
      3. Which of the suggestions offered in the webinar can I use immediately/once face-to-face teaching begins again to develop my confidence as a principled teacher of listening sub-skills?

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    • #325292
      Anonymous
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      I’m not finished watching and listening to this yet but had to say this is one of the clearest short courses I’ve seen in a long time. I’m actually taking notes – normally I don’t bother, and then don’t fully benefit from a course I’ve paid for and taken the time to study, but now I am, because it’s clear, interesting, well-explained (I actually understand it!) and at a good pace. I’ve actually had ideas already on how to put this into practice with my students, and I am very impressed. Bargain course, and I’d love to see more on the other elements of learning English!

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      It has been one of the most fruitful webinars I have ever watched. As Neil Harris mentioned, listening should never be considered as a passive/receptive skill. We teachers need to find alternative ways to help our students improve their subskills from the very first day. The examples provided were to the point. Thank you so much for this clear, informative and well-organized speech.
      İlknur Kilic

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      Anonymous
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      Can you share the links mentioned and referred to in the talk and shared in the chat? When I watch the recording I do not have access to the chat. Thank you

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