Audio!
by AJ
This blog finally has audio. I found a very easy way to create audio files of all my blog posts.. Im using a site called Talkr.
So now students can practice listening by clicking on the audio link at the bottom of each post. The voice is a computer voice, so there may not be much emotion. But the pronunciation is clear.
I suggest the following system: print a post, read it a couple of times, look up any unknown words which seem important to understanding, then listen to the post a few times.
If you feel your listening skills are low, first try listening and reading at the same time. If your skills are higher, just listen, without reading.
Good luck!
This blog finally has audio. I found a very easy way to create audio files of all my blog posts.. Im using a site called Talkr.
So now students can practice listening by clicking on the audio link at the bottom of each post. The voice is a computer voice, so there may not be much emotion. But the pronunciation is clear.
I suggest the following system: print a post, read it a couple of times, look up any unknown words which seem important to understanding, then listen to the post a few times.
If you feel your listening skills are low, first try listening and reading at the same time. If your skills are higher, just listen, without reading.
Good luck!
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