ENHANCING LISTENING SKILLS THROUGH MODERN METHODOLOGIES
Keywords:
Listening Skills, Modern Methodologies, Task-Based Language Teaching, Flipped Classroom, Content and Language Integrated Learning, Authentic Materials, Interactive Activities, Technology-Enhanced Learning.Abstract
This article explores modern methodologies for improving listening skills in language education, including Task-Based Language Teaching, flipped classrooms, and Content and Language Integrated Learning. It highlights the use of authentic materials, interactive activities, and technology-enhanced learning tools. The effectiveness of these approaches is discussed in terms of engagement, comprehension, personalized learning, and real-world application. Implementation strategies such as multimedia integration, scaffolding, and collaborative learning are outlined, emphasizing the role of technology in facilitating dynamic and effective listening practice.
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