1. English Lesson
Listening and Speaking
Skills

3. Types of listening and Speaking Skills
Types Of Listening
 ACTIVE LISTENING
 PASSIVE LISTENING
 MARGINAL LISTENING
 PROJECTIVE LISTENING
 SENSITIVE LISTENING
Types Of Speaking
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INFORMAL SPEAKING
FORMAL SPEAKING
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GROUP DISCUSSION
JOB INTERVIEW
MEETINGS & CONFERENCE
PUBLIC SPEAKING & PRESENTATIONS
FACIAL EXPRESSIONS
EYE CONTACT
BODY LANGUAGE

4. Why is Listening Important?
Why is listening important?
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Since the rise of the radio and the development of
television, the spoken word has regained much of its lost
stature.
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Being listened to means we are taken seriously, our
ideas and feelings are known, and, ultimately, what we have
to say matters

5. Great Listeners are:
 MIND READER: Ask what the person is thinking or
feeling.
 REHEARSER: Let the customer finish their thoughts
before determining what question to ask next.
 FILTERER: Be aware of your own assumptions.
 DREAMER: Stay present.

6. Why is Speaking Important?
 Ability to convey your information in a
proper way
 Ability to stand out from the rest
 Career enhancement
 Encouraging people to communicate with
each other.

7. Functions of Speaking
3 functions of speaking
 Talk as Interaction: primarily a social function. Focus is on the
speaker, not the message.
 Talk as Transaction: focus on what is said or done. The message is
#1! (Problem-solving activities, asking for directions).
 Talk as Performance: public speaking, form of monolog, mimics
written language.

8. Fluency vs Accuracy in Speaking
• When fluency comes first accuracy will follow. Anyway
nobody will notice your accuracy when you are not fluent.
(Abra Alueku Sewonu , Togo, TEYL participant)

9. Strategies Of Listening
Cognitive: comprehension, storing/memory process, retrieval
Metacognitive: assessing, monitoring, self-evaluating and
self-testing

10. Listening and Speaking
Through listening the students can build an awareness of the
interworking's of language systems at various levels and thus
establish a base for more fluent productive skill- speaking.

11. References
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By: Anandlihanar
By: Khun Khru
By : Baislrm
By: Asaviski
By: Manzaneque