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For Language Learners
Randallâs ESL Cyber Listening Lab
Adult Learning
Activities - California Distance Learning Project
Read and listen to
news stories. Some of the stories have videos. Do the
Activities after you listen.
The English
Listening Lounge - Select listening from Free
Guest Area.
Virtual
University - Students from
different countries studying in Japan talk about a variety of topics such
as: Music, Language, Crime, Family, Relationships, etc. Some
of the exercises are designed for Japanese students, but you can try the
others.
Listening Activities by Lauri Fried-Lee
About.com Listening
Quizzes
Focus English.com Everyday English in Conversation
ESL-lab
E.L. Easton - English on-line
- Listening
Ohio State
University - ESL Listening
About.com beginner_listening
Aitech
Japan ESL Listening
Globegate
English-at-home
- Listening
Using English for
other Purposes (UEFOP) - Listening
Amalnet.k12.il - listening
ESLpartyland - listening links
Authentic (Real) Materials
(Challenge yourself with these real-world materials!)
The CBC Archives
(English) - The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's archives of both
radio programs/reports, and television programs and reports. Click
on the area you are interested in, and then click on the exact program.
Make sure to click on the 'TV' symbol or 'Speaker' (radio) symbol and
enjoy! A great way to use and learn with authentic (i.e., real)
materials.
ZED - CBC - a different
kind of reality TV, hosted by The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
CBC -
Radio - The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Western/Pacific Literacy Network: CNN SF and CBS 5 Learning
Resources - CBS and CNN news stories. Try not to read
the story before you listen. On the left hand side
under Activities, you can choose several post-listening tasks: Vocabulary,
Word Selection, Multiple Choice, Sequencing, Conclusions, etc.
Arlyn Freed's ESL/EFL Listening Resources - Select items
from Authentic & Semi-authentic Listening Materials (this more advanced)
Radio-Canada - French radio
Radio-Canada
Archives (French) - The
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's archives of both radio
programs/reports, and television programs and reports. Click on the
area you are interested in, and then click on the exact program.
Make sure to click on the 'TV' symbol or 'Speaker' (radio) symbol and
enjoy! A great way to use and learn with authentic (i.e., real)
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