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    The document summarizes a TED Talk listening journal entry. It includes the title of the video watched ("Cooking as never seen before"), the speaker's name (Nathan Myrvoid), and a one sentence summary of the video ("A book that envisions, writes and learns about food more fully than other books"). It also lists 12 new vocabulary words learned from the talk along with their meanings and examples. Notes are taken on comparing understanding with and without subtitles, scores on two gap-fill exercises, and areas for further listening skill improvement.

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    Module 3: TED Talks

    Listening Journal No.(11-15)


    Date: …19/11..
    Date 19/11… Information

    Video title: Write the title of the video


    and the name of the speaker. Title: Cooking as never seen before
    The speaker: Nathan Myrvoid

    Video summary: Write a one-sentence


    summary of the video A book that envisions, writes and learns about food
    more fully than other books

    Vocabulary: Write new and interesting 1. Establish: củng cố


    words and phrases with the meanings These methods of working were established in the
    and examples. last century.
    2. Tremendous: to lớn
    She has every right to be proud of her
    tremendous achievements.
    3. Aesthetic: thẩm mỹ
    The new building has little aesthetic value
    4. avant garde: tiên phong
    New York is the international capital of
    the musical avant-garde.
    5.Broccoli: bông cải xanh
    6. Steam: hơi nước
    The steam from the kettle misted up her glasses.
    7. Seduce: dụ dỗ
    He felt that she was trying to seduce him.
    8. Philosophy: triết học
    Marxist philosophy
    9. Lavish: xa hoa
    drip down: nhỏ giọt
    10. palatable: ngon miệng
    The meal was barely palatable.
    11. Vertically: theo chiều dọc
    Many plants will continue to grow vertically unless they
    are stopped.
    12. Mimic: bắt chước
    She was mimicking the various people in our office.

    Notes:

    1
    REFLECTION

    Activity 2&3
    Compare your first notes with and without subtitles.
    a. What percentage did you understand the talk without subtitle?
    I can understand 60% of the talk without subtitles
    b. What information did you get when you listened without subtitles? What kind of
    information did you miss?
    I can hear one on the information but miss the details of it. I missed a lot of
    important, auxiliary content because I didn't know what the vocabulary was.
    c. Why do you think you missed or misunderstood this information?
    It's missing from the record and I don't know the word.
    Activity 4
     Gap-Fill Score 1: 8/15
     Gap-Fill Score 2: 6/10

    1. What was easy to hear and understand?


    Short information and easy-to-understand vocabulary.
    2. What was difficult to hear and understand?
    Long information and new vocabulary

    Overall Reflection:
    1. What skills have you already improved or are already strong?
    Listening skills, notes, copy speed, reflexes...
    2. What listening skills do you need to improve further? (Make the goal of your next
    listening journal)
    Copy speed faster, listen to longer passage

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