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    The document outlines 4 reasons why students may struggle with listening to English. First, they try to understand every word which can be difficult. Second, they may have a mental block from past struggles. Third, some students have hearing problems that make it hard to understand certain frequencies or background noise. Fourth, non-native speakers may not be able to distinguish different voices that native speakers can hear as distinct. The document suggests using shorter listening segments, pausing playback, or listening to music to help students' brains process the language.

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    The document outlines 4 reasons why students may struggle with listening to English. First, they try to understand every word which can be difficult. Second, they may have a mental block from past struggles. Third, some students have hearing problems that make it hard to understand certain frequencies or background noise. Fourth, non-native speakers may not be able to distinguish different voices that native speakers can hear as distinct. The document suggests using shorter listening segments, pausing playback, or listening to music to help students' brains process the language.

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    The document outlines 4 reasons why students may struggle with listening to English. First, they try to understand every word which can be difficult. Second, they may have a mental block from past struggles. Third, some students have hearing problems that make it hard to understand certain frequencies or background noise. Fourth, non-native speakers may not be able to distinguish different voices that native speakers can hear as distinct. The document suggests using shorter listening segments, pausing playback, or listening to music to help students' brains process the language.

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    Four Reasons for

    students to
    listening to English.
    Magdalena Rodrguez Garca

    1.They
    are trying
    to
    understan
    d every
    word

    This is one aspect of the problem above that all


    people speaking a foreign language have experienced
    at one time or another.
    You could also use a listening that is in shorter
    segments or use the pause button to give their brains
    a chance to catch up.

    In
    shorter
    segment
    s

    They are
    trying to
    understan
    d every
    word

    Try
    Again

    Listeni
    ng
    music
    give
    their
    brains a
    chance
    to catch
    up

    Use the
    pause
    button

    2They
    have a
    mental
    block

    This could be not just a case of a student having


    struggled with badly graded listening texts in school,
    exams or self-study materials

    They have
    a mental
    block

    3. They
    have
    hearing
    problems

    You might also have students who have problems


    hearing particular frequencies or who have particular
    problems with background noise

    They have
    hearing
    problems

    4. They
    can't tell
    the
    difference
    between
    the
    different
    voices

    This was the problem that took me longest to twig,


    but voices that are clearly distinct to a native speaker
    can be completely confusing for a non-native speaker.

    4. They
    can't tell
    the
    difference
    between
    the
    different
    voices

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