IELTS Listening for Labeling
C1 level
Materials
Main Aims
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To provide specific information listening practice using a text about earth outer layer in the context of geology
Subsidiary Aims
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To provide fluency speaking practice in a part 3 discussion of IELTS in the context of different topics
Procedure (33-46 minutes)
- Students are given Handout 1 which contains the labeling practice. - Have students look at the diagram. - Elicit more about the diagram, especially about the missing information and whether they can guess the missing words. - Elicit more about the techniques to answer the questions.
-Ask students to get ready for the listening task by getting a pen and paper as the practice is online. - Students are also sent the questions on handout 1. - The audio is played once only. - After listening to the audio, they are sent to the breakout room to check their answers. - When they return, they are given the answer key, and if they have difficult questions, the answer to that section is played and checked with them.
- Students are also sent the questions on handout 2. - Ask some questions regarding the diagram to activate their schemata before the listening and also remind them of the techniques for spelling and following the listening. - The audio is played once only. - Once the audio is listened to, the answer key is shared. If a question is difficult to understand, that section will be played and checked.
- Students are also sent the questions on handout 3. - Ask some questions regarding the diagram to activate their schemata before the listening and also remind them of the techniques for spelling and following the listening. - The audio is played once only. - Once the audio is listened to, the answer key is shared. If a question is difficult to understand, that section will be played and checked.
• make a copy of the worksheet for each student. You may wish to copy worksheet 2 on the back. • introduce the focus of the activity – Speaking Part 3. • put students into pairs and give them 5 minutes to speak about the questions • put students into pairs and give them 5 minutes to match Part 3 questions 1-4 with a test taker’s responses. • get class feedback. Answers 1 c, 2 d, 3 b, 4 a • tell students to read the responses again and to discuss, with their partner, what the words and phrases in bold have in common (all linking devices).