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Название публикации:
«DEVELOPING LISTENING AND SPEAKING SKILLS 
THROUGH INTEGRATED WAY IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING» 
ABSTRACT 
Listening and speaking skills are vital language skills to develop when learning English 
or any other language. By having strong listening skills, you will be able to understand 
everything that is happening around you. By having good speaking skills you will be 
able to say everything you want without any problem. This will open up the world of 
communication both professionally and socially. Some people find they can speak well 
but can’t understand when someone speaks back to them. Others find that listening to 
others feels easier than creating their own sentences in English. Read on to learn more 
about speaking and listening in English and how to improve both skills and have easier 
conversations with native English speakers. 
KEY WORDS: 
speaking skills, Listening skills, socially communication,
 
Listening skills are passive language skills, that is, they are used to understand another 
other person’s speech. Native English speakers can seem to talk very quickly to a non-
native English person. The spaces between words are not visible like they are in written 
text, so the sounds jumble up together to form one long incoherent sentence. 
It takes a while of patient listening practice before a non-native English speaker can 
discern between different sounds which make up individual words. This helps the non-
native speaker to hear where one word ends and another begins. 


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The spaces between words are often not audible, so you need to know what to listen 
for in order to separate the sounds of speech. This comes with practice. 
Listening is a vital skill to develop for university students, as they need to use listening 
skills in lectures in order to understand the discussion and take notes. 
In order to develop good listening skills it is important to help tune your ear into the 
sounds of the English language. This helps you to pick out individual words and 
sentences more easily. 
Listening regularly to English radio and watching English TV can really help to get 
used to the sounds of English so that you are more able to focus and understand English 
speakers in your own life, whether in a lecture or in a shop. 
Even if you don’t understand everything you hear on the radio or TV, the simple act of 
listening to the sounds of English helps to tune your ear into the rhythms of the 
language. 
This will make producing the sounds yourself that much easier once you are able to 
create your own sentences. This is why listening and speaking skills are so strongly 
linked in language learning – one skill will necessarily help the other. 
Listening is one of the fundamental language skills. It's a medium through which 
children, young people and adults gain a large portion of their education-their 
information, their understanding of the world and of human affairs, their ideals, sense 
of values, and their appreciation. Listening involves many other basic processes such 
as linguistic competence, previous knowledge that is not necessarily of a purely 
linguistic nature. Lack of social, cultural, factual, and contextual knowledge of the 
target language can present an obstacle to listening comprehension and it can cause a 
lot of difficulties. Here we can speak about a mental block. While listening a student 
may not understand what is being said and he starts panicking. At this point, many 
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just tune out or get caught up in an internal dialogue trying to translate a specific word. 
They get distracted and it creates problems. The role of a teacher then is to convince 
them that not understanding is OK. Only practice makes it perfect. Students need to 
listen to English as often as possible. Encourage them to get a film, or listen to an 
English radio station. Students should often listen, but they should listen for short 
periods - five to ten minutes, four or five times a week. Even if they don't understand 
anything, five to ten minutes is a must for those who want to improve their skills in 
listening comprehension. Still it won’t happen too quickly as it require time. In order 
to teach listening skills, a teacher should firstly state the difficulties. For a student of a 
foreign language, accurate and intelligent listening is a necessity, and the teacher is 
responsible to help learners to acquire this skill which provides the very foundation for 
learning and functioning in a language. In listening the learner can exercise no controls 
over the structural and lexical range of the speaker to whom he is listening. 
Nevertheless, any listener can learn to focus on significant content items, he can learn 
to listen selectively. Listening is a receptive skill, and receptive skills give way to 
productive skills. If we have our students produce something, the teaching will be more 
communicative. So how to stimulate students’ interest in the material they are going to 
listen to? First you should draw on students’ previous knowledge and opinions by 
aiding comprehension through vocabulary and guided listening exercises. In a lot of 
discussion activities the students will finally integrate new information with previously 
held opinions. What exercises can be of great use?
1. Predicting. Students read the title and try to guess what the story is going to be about. 
It will also develop their communicative skills.
2. Think ahead. Some questions can be put before listening to the story to discuss the 
issues in the listening material. All students can be divided into several groups, discuss 
it and then share their opinions with other groups.


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3. Vocabulary. Some tasks can be given to prepare the students for vocabulary and 
expressions used in the listening section. Here I can recommend such exercises as 
vocabulary in a reading text, in sentences, in word groups.
4. Task listening. It is a kind of general understanding of the material grasping some 
ideas only. Students should focus on an important point in the recorded material.
5. Listening for main ideas. The students hear the material for the second time and are 
given questions to guide their listening.
6. Listening for details. Here the students are asked to focus on detailed information, 
clarify any item from the recorded part. The teacher should encourage students to 
defend their answers and convince all the other students in the rightness of the opinion 
of the defender. It is important to know that some of the questions require interpretation 
or interference.
7. Looking at language. Here we may highlight the use of grammar, idioms or another 
aspect of the language. Students should practice the language in a new context. 8. 
Follow-up activities. This can include discussion questions, essay topics, interactive 
processing activities. During these activities students will have an opportunity to 
examine creatively their beliefs about the issues presented. So as you see while 
planning exercises, listening materials, task and visual materials should be taken into 
consideration. The teacher should produce a suitable discourse while using recordings. 
A preset purpose, ongoing learner response, motivation, success, simplicity, and 
feedback should be the things considered while preparing the task. Visual materials are 
useful for contextualization. We can also categorize the goals of listening as listening 
for enjoyment, for information, for persuasion, for perception and lastly for 
comprehension and to solve problems.
Since most of the actual listening the student will be exposed to outside of the class is 
likely to be real-life conversation, it seems wisest to use materials cast in real-life 


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situations for listening comprehension exercises. The teacher can easily adapt to 
listening exercises those situations through which the text presents oral drills and 
communicative activities, just by giving them a slightly different twist. Listening 
exercises should be as natural as the situations from which they grow. In other words, 
an exercise in listening comprehension must be as close as possible to real life. By 
means of this, a teacher has a lot to do, and has to be a very creative person in order to 
teach listening communicatively.

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