Listening as a special skill of teaching English language - transcribing

Abstract

Listening is an important part of learning a language because the majority of your students want to communicate verbally. Helping your student to speak English is great, but will not help him or her in a conversation unless he or she can understand others. Throughout your class, you will be easing your students into the language by speaking slowly and giving them the chance to decode what you are saying. Once they go out into the world, they will have to comprehend what people are saying no matter how quickly they speak.

The Importance and Difficulties of Listening Skill: A Description

“…According to Eatough (2022) listening is importance for the following reasons: it is the key component of effective communication, it is the most important part in communication, it is important for productive collaboration, and it is crucial when someone to learn effectively. While M. Karimova, et al (2020) write that listening is important because it occupies a big chunk of the time we spend communicating in the language, provides input that can be very significant for second language acquisition in general and for the development of the speaking skill in particular, and promotes non-linear processing of language and encourages learners to develop "holistic" strategies to texts. In addition, Nabiyev and Idiyev (2022) write as well that listening is important in learning English because listening has an important place in learning as it is one of the four major skills in language acquisition, awakens awareness of the language as it is a receptive skill that first develops in a human being, improves language ability (substantial and meaningful response) when learning to listen to the target language, plays a vital role particularly when learning a language for communicative purpose since listening can help the learner to acquire pronunciation, word stress, vocabulary, and syntax and the comprehension of messages conveyed can be based solely on tone of voice, pitch and accent.…”