Teaching Listening: Gist & Detail - TEFLVideos.com

[@lizet2425]

In real life, we usually have a purpose while listening. This lesson turned out a memory test rather than a listening task; and as teachers we all know that a listening leson must no be simply a memory test. In other words, students need to have a clear aim in mind in order to focus their attention if not listening will be pointless.

[@lizet2425]

Well, personally speaking, this recording is not really ok due to the following reasons: First, te theacher didn't ask for opening questions.She didn't get the learners interested in the topic she just said "listen to this" and it was not the proper way to start a listening lesson. In addition, She didn't use the task before the audio. I mean, she didn't tell the students what kind of questions were coming next.

[@carloscarrera4689]

You are a really good teacher, thanks for your comments.

[@SE-iw1lz]

Well the lesson wasn´t so bad, but as the others said, I think you should start by doing a warm-up activity, introduce Ss the topic briefly to check if Ss know some vocabulary that will be presented, now one thing that call my attention is that why are walking around the class that way? i mean I know is monitoring but I think you should let Ss working on their own and then after 2 or 3 min ask if they have any questions, some Ss might feel overwhelmed if the T stares at them for so long, that´s just my 2 cents!! Cheers!

[@JBCamot]

I have been reading some coments and they are right when it comes to giving their opinions about the warm-up .It is very crucial to motivate Ss .

[@lindajohnson2177]

I really enjoyed his lesson. I think the students learn phrasing from each other and then may be corrected by the teacher. I will use this lesson. It can be used to teach idioms too, and common phrases like it was raining cats and dogs.

[@jaircuetopacheco9641]

I really don't know why she didn't start with the introductory part that is essential for getting students familiar with the topic, getting them interested in the topic they will listen to since it's the first step to carry out a good listening activity. Besides she should've set the task before playing the text, e.g. previous questions in order to students have an idea about what they are going to listen, as if not, it's merely a memory test. Good luck for next time miss...

[@esraaal-rashed3936]

Currently taking CELTA and this is super helpful

[@lt.r.b.chaudhary4328]

Very nice explanation and good technique mam

[@misticosan]

I believe she's walking around the class to monitor the activity and to help students with unknown vocabulary and questions that might pop up.

[@joaoandre7488]

Hi teacher. Can we use this technique for adult young learners as well? It's simple and very efficient to teach listening. Thank you for the video.

[@alaaaboalrob8324]

can anyone please tell me where can i find the audio she used in this clip?

[@LynnMacdonaldah]

She recorded it herself. You could probably use this yourself if you have a laptop, you could just let people hear the section of the speaking. Or you could record it on your phone if you have an android or the likes

[@JBCamot]

In spite of there was not a Lead-in these lesson was great!

[@cesarfarfan6093]

why didn't u give the slip of paper first and then played the recording?

[@floraliciously]

Because the students will be busy reading the questions and distracted from listening to the audio.

[@khaleddouzi]

The first set of questions, where the students were asked to put the events of the story in the right chronological order, was not a gist activity. That was listening for detailed comprehension. The gist of the listening was "Lousy Mountain Trip", which should have been discovered by the students themselves as proof of their overall comprehension of the listening passage rather than given by the teacher

[@mansourhamid3708]

Thanks a lot. A very impressive method to get the best out of pupils.

[@devarajuakil1068]

Nice explanation. Thank you mam

[@chandrashekharupadhyaya6530]

Thanks a lot very impressive video.🙏

[@adithyaadiga10]

Lovely video on listening skills

[@carmennaveros7636]

Excellent video! Thanks

[@bidhanhazra3071]

Well discussed lecture...thanks

[@Sarvebhavntusukhinah1111]

Very interesting and useful vidio

[@AVIJITDAS-ty4ki]

Thank you madam, very helpful session.

[@archana_gamit]

really helpful video...

[@АллаГембарук]

I like the lesson. It gives some general ideas of listening activities.

[@Prof.Dr.VirenkumarPandya]

Useful session about English teaching -Dr Virenkumar Pandya BDK ARTS AND COMMERCE COLLEGE GADHADA

[@karamdayoub594]

hey i want to ask you I there a plural of gist ::: is I gists

[@karamdayoub594]

sorry ,,,, is there a plural form of gist is it gists

[@rulerfragnite7836]

Very nice informative madam

[@bharatkanzariya8627]

Very effective technique

[@drtaraknathchattopadhyay1776]

Good explanation.

[@brotigayen6858]

Nicely explained.

[@dr.surendraparmar2336]

Thanks for sharing.

[@jitendrakumarkharadi697]

informative session

[@c.b.inalli1841]

Nicely explained

[@Whenyousaynothingatall-q9o]

Great . Thank you

[@mansourhamid3708]

What's your name dear teacher? Sorry to bother you.

[@meghanadharne7438]

Thanks a lot

[@wenli8672]

Bandage - rain jacket - go back/3h - lousy

[@edwinherrerarico7029]

A- 0:48 B- 2:53 C- 3:29

[@wnetips]

Excellent

[@meghanadharne7438]

Thank you mam

it is useful

[@5ashisbiswas7]

Good short video.

[@dattakotrange4813]

Very good

[@gayatrigovalvanshinanda6921]

Effective techniques...

[@jsjb3468]

🌟

[@shivu4654]

Thanku

[@Bigbadwhitecracker]

Graded language anyone?

[@c.brionkidder9232]

Wait, did she really just say EXETERA? What? It's Et cetera. Et cetera.

[@aluccard]

I am here because of ICPNA

[@biswajitpanda1363]

Thanks

[@hemantsuthar8110]

Useful

[@ReynaldiPutra_1997]

From Irsyad ai lap yu mbak

[@hishambadrelgammal8271]

💜💜🤝

[@masoodahmed5305]

Nice

[@sidendary]

no questions before the listening task no listening for gist no ICQ, no open questions. Not good

[@aparnadas5277]

Effective

[@parthibang9644]

All are native talkers

[@hirji129]

good morning

[@victorstarly23]

I disagree with this method, learners listen in a very untargeted way