Listening Strategies Based On Purpose

LISTENING
STRATEGIES
BASED ON
PURPOSE
2ND QUARTER - MODULE 1
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PRAYER
LESSON
OBJECTIVES
After going through this module,
you are expected to:
1. Identify the different purpose in
listening
2. Use listening strategies based on
purpose, familiarity with the topic and
levels of difficulty of short texts listened
to
WHAT I KNOW
True or False. Read each statement carefully and write
TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if the
statement is incorrect.
1. Listening is the one skill that you use the least in
everyday life.
2. Listening comprehension is the basis for your
speaking, writing and reading skills.
3. To develop your listening skills, it is important to
listen actively, which means to actively pay attention
to what you are listening to.
WHAT I KNOW
True or False. Read each statement carefully and write
TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if the
statement is incorrect.
4. As one listen, he/she could try to think ahead: What

might happen next? What might the speakers say, which
words might they use?
5. Taking down notes while listening is not important.

SLIDESMANIA
Number 1
Listening comprehension is the

basis for your speaking, writing
and reading skills.
SLIDESMANIA
Yes, it is TRUE!
SLIDESMANIA
Number 2
Listening is the one skill that

you use the LEAST in everyday
life.
SLIDESMANIA
Yes, it is FALSE!
SLIDESMANIA
Number 3
To develop your listening skills, it is
important to listen actively, which
means to actively pay attention to what
you are listening to.
SLIDESMANIA
Yes, it is TRUE!
SLIDESMANIA
Number 4
As one listen, he/she could try to think
ahead: What might happen next?
What might the speakers say, which
words might they use?
SLIDESMANIA
Yes, it is TRUE!
SLIDESMANIA
Number 5
Taking down notes while

listening is not important.
SLIDESMANIA
Yes, it is FALSE!
SLIDESMANIA
What’s In?
What are the things that make
listening difficult based on your
experiences?
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What Is It?
Listening Strategies Based on
Purpose
Listening is the one skill that you
use the most in everyday life.
Listening comprehension is the
basis for your speaking, writing
and reading skills.
What Is It?
Listening Strategies Based on
Purpose
To train your listening skills, it is
important to listen actively, which
means to actively pay attention to
what you are listening to.
Make it a habit to listen to audio
books, podcasts, news, songs, etc. and
to watch videos and films in the
foreign language.
Types of
Activities for
Listening with
a Purpose
1. Listening for the Main
Idea
The purpose of
listening is to
grasp the main
points or general
information
presented
by the speaker or
from the
audio/video you
are listening to.
Listening for main idea & supporting details
(slideshare.net)
2. Listening for Detail
The purpose is to
grasp specific
information,
details that are
relevant,
important or
necessary. The
goal is to obtain
the detailed
information like
hours, dates,
names, etc…
Year six and Helen: Ket part two oral exam practice
3. Listening for a
Sequence
It is vital to get
the order
right, that the
listeners
understand
the sequence
correctly and
what each
step entails. turkeylistening5.png (661×407) (bp.blogspot.com)
4. Listening for Specific
Vocabulary
To teach new words or review vocabulary previously taught.
The purpose is to identify and remember a
series of words, which are usually easily categorized, like
types of food, sports, animals, etc…
Language clipart oral language, Language oral language Transparent FREE for download on WebStockReview 2021
5. Listening for Cultural
Interest
The purpose is to expose you to this cultural
aspect through a listening activity.
6. Listening for Attitude and
Opinions
Attitudes, opinions and feelings can all be conveyed in
varying degrees from strong disagreement to mild criticism.
Listeners should be able to

discern different attitudes
and positions, as well as
identify how the speaker
feels.
https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/t/public-opinion-getting-touch-opinions-beliefs-53879787.jpg
7. Listening for Functional
Language
Listeners can use functional
language to accept/ decline
invitations, give suggestions,
give advice, etc…
The purpose is to show how

these expressions are used
in a conversation.
Functional Language for Speaking (busyteacher.org)

Suggestions for
Improving Your
Listening Skills
Before You Listen
 1. Think about the topic of the text you are going to listen to.
What do you already know about it? What could be possibly
the content of the text?
 2. If you have to do a task on listening, check whether you have
understood the task correctly.
 3. Think about what kind of text you are going to listen to.
 4. Relax and make yourself ready to pay attention to the
listening text.
While You Are
Listening
 Focus on keywords and facts.
 Take notes to support your memory.
 Intonation and stress of the speakers can help
you understand what you hear.
 Try to think ahead. What might happen next?
What might the speakers say? Which words
might they use?
After Listening
 1. Think about the text again. Did you understand the
main point?
 2. Remember the speculations you made before
listening. Did it turn out to be true?
 3. Review your notes.
 4. Check whether you have completed your task
correctly.
Activity 1
Listening Comprehension
LISTENING
ACTIVITY
Directions:
Listen attentively to the audio of the poem
Ballad of a Mother’s heart. Answer the questions
below in your notebook.
1. What is the poem all about?

2. What do you think is the author’s purpose in
writing the poem?
Activity 2
Fill-up the Lyrics
LISTENING
ACTIVITY
Directions:
Are you familiar with the song Roar by Katy Perry? You
are going to listen to a certain portion of that song to
be played twice.
Sing the song while filling up the missing words.

Choose the words inside the box.
LISTENING
ACTIVITY
WHAT I HAVE
LEARNED
Instruction: Read the statements
carefully. Write TRUE if the statement
is correct and
write FALSE if it is incorrect. Write
your answers in your English
notebook.
WHAT I HAVE
1.LEARNED
We always understand what we listen to.
2. When we listen, we listen to every word that the speaker
is saying.
3. We can predict or guess the topic that the speaker is
sharing based on the words that he or she uses.
4. We use our prior knowledge when we try to understand
the message of the speaker or the material we listen to.
5. It is important to listen to the whole material to get the
message of the speaker.
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LISTENING

4. As one listen, he/she could try to think ahead: What

5. Taking down notes while listening is not important.

Listening comprehension is the

Listening is the one skill that

Taking down notes while

Listeners should be able to

The purpose is to show how

Functional Language for Speaking (busyteacher.org)

1. What is the poem all about?

Sing the song while filling up the missing words.

Please keep this slide for attribution.

CREDITS: This presentation template was created by Slidesgo,

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