SPEAKING
so'zlashuvdagi
qo'rquvni yengamiz!
LISTENING Askarova Barno
How to score 9.0 in @linguabarno
Listening?
Seminar rules, Seminar Qoidalari:
1 2 3
O'zingizni erkin his Mashqlarni men bilan Videoga olsangiz,
qiling va suhbatda birgalikda bajaring meni sahifamni
qatnashing belgilab qo'ying
Motivatsiya siz uchun
nima?
What is motivation for
you?
Seminardan maqsad:
1 2 3
O'zingizga bo'lgan
Speakingni
Speaking haqidagi ishonchni
rivojlantirish uchun,
xato fikrlarga nuqta mustahkamlab,
qo'yish
foydali texnikalarni
mazza qilib gapirishni
o'rganish boshlash
1 SPEAKING
Gapirishni boshlash uchun, sayohat qilish
haqida kerak
Gapirish uchun so'z yodlash kerak
yolg'on fikrlar Speaking ni yaxshilash uchun kitob kerak
INGLIZ TILIDA ERKIN SO'ZLASHISH
UCHUN NIMA QILISH KERAK?
15 hil Foydali usullar
1 Grammatikani o'rganing
2 Tarjima qiling
3 'Imitation technique'
qaytarish texnikasi
Urg'u turlari
1 So'zdagi urg'u
2 Iboradagi urg'u
3 Gapdagi urg'u
4 Ko'proq tinglang
5 So'zlarni to'g'ri yodlang
6 O'zingiz bilan ko'proq
suhbatlashing
7 Bog'lovchi gaplarni yodlab
oling
8 Oddiy mavzulardan boshlang
9 Ritorika
Ritorika Bir mavzu tanlaysiz va qiziqarli
Speakingni 7 kunda yaxshilang 1 qo'shimcha mavzularni yozib
chiqasiz
O'zingizni suhbatingizni yozib
2 oling
Birinchi o'zbek tilida gapirib
ko'ring, gaplarni tarjima qila
3 olmasangiz, osonroq gaplarni
ishlating
Ritorika
Speakingni 7 kunda yaxshilang 4 Tez gapiring
5 O'zingizni erkin tuting
Natijaga erishganingizda,
6 o'zingizni maqtang
10 ta mavzu, 15
kichik mavzular
bilan
bir hafta davomida
10 O'zingizni tahlil qiling- audioga
ovozingizni yozib boring
11 Ingliz tilidagi lug'atdan
foydalaning
12
Eslay olmagan so'zingizni,
boshqa so'z bilan ifodalang
13 Grammatik mashqlarni bajaring
14 Retelling - Qayta gapirish
15
Xato qilishdan qo'rqmang va
jarayondan zavq oling
Let's talk about listening!
Attentive Rapid
listening and understanding
concentration of written
information
Identifying key Map orientation
Skills that information
among all the
and functional
vocabulary
other about location
are tested
Summarizing
Capitalisation
Paraphrasing
Sharp memory
Skills that Anticipation
are needed
Recognition
Visualisation
How to improve listening skills?
Let's begin.
Active and Passive listening
We can say with 99% certainty that you will need many hours of passive listening
to get the benefits of a single hour of active learning; active learning is certainly
more effective than passive learning.
But let’s say you’re listening to the language while doing something else, like cleaning your house. You
would have to spend that time cleaning your house anyway, you are therefore not actually wasting
time, but maximizing it. You are not actively learning, but your brain is getting used to the sound
patterns of the language nonetheless. We believe that in order to be successful in language learning,
you should include the language in your life in any way you can. Including passive listening in your
daily life is just one way to do so. Passive listening will most likely benefit you in the long run, without
putting much effort into it. The passive material goes somewhere in the back of your brain, in your
unconscious mind. This may eventually help with active learning. When you are having a conversation,
the information could be easier to access if you have done a lot of passive listening. It should, at the
very least, increase your passion for the language by making it part of your life.
1- Listen to podcasts actively! Every day!
Active listening helps not only to spend time, consuming
audial information but also – to notice and work on 4 pillars
of English that are tested on the IELTS Listening module.
They are vocabulary, grammar, the structure of ideas and
pronunciation.
Vocabulary
- Listen carefully and notice each new word (rewind back if you do not
catch the words from the first time)
- Stop and write down each unfamiliar word to a separate notebook
- That notebook must contain one column on English words and a
respective column of translations to your native language. You may, of
course, try any other framework that suits your needs
- Do not forget to include in your notebook context usages of the new
words (where possible)
- Review every two days all the words in your notebook (learn them
while standing in a queue, in public transportation or doing other
routine activities)
Grammar
- While listening, notice all the complex sentences that look difficult for
you in terms of grammar
- Try to think on your own – what kind of grammar rules have been
applied?
- Google or find in your grammar book explanation and rules to the
problematic sentences
- Write down to your grammar notebook rules with different possible
usages
- Review regularly to remember the structure and use in your own
speaking / writing to solidify
Structure
- Listen to different kinds of audios: monologue, dialogue, lecture,
phone call, map description – they will help you to understand the
structure of speech, attributable to different kinds of audial information
- Notice how the author locates ideas in the speech, what is
mentioned in introduction and conclusion, how the author ensures
understanding of the whole passage (this ensures you’re not lost when
listening to the tape), how the author uses signposting language
- Note cohesive devices (words like in addition, moreover, nonetheless,
etc) that link ideas and thoughts together
- Identify qualifying words like ‘but’ and ‘however’, because they
change the meaning of a sentence drastically
- Locate topic sentences in the speech
Pronunciation
- Listen to different kinds of recordings that feature a variety of
accents
- Get used to various types of pronunciation attributable to different
regions
- Stop and try to understand a word when you hear the unfamiliar
pronunciation
- Do not listen to the same source all the time, try podcasts with a
different pace, accents, ways of talking so that you get used to as
many as possible
- Consult with a transcript of the recording where possible to see
words you cannot catch by ear
6 minute
learning English
BBC
Great FYI - For Your
podcasts
Innovation
you can NPR's Up First
use The Anthill
Stuff You Should
Know
Today in Focus
2- Watch movies
Any questions?
Thank you!