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This neglect of listening training may not be just an oversight . We really have not reached a level of maturity or sophistication in listening pedagogy . One of the problems in listening training is that we have not developed a very ...
This neglect of listening training may not be just an oversight . We really have not reached a level of maturity or sophistication in listening pedagogy . One of the problems in listening training is that we have not developed a very ...
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I have found that I should be expected to accept the respon- sibility of listening with an open mind and of giving ... It is surprising to me how many of the people I listen to solve their own problems just by talking them out to a ...
I have found that I should be expected to accept the respon- sibility of listening with an open mind and of giving ... It is surprising to me how many of the people I listen to solve their own problems just by talking them out to a ...
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LISTENING INSTRUCTION IN COLLEGE READING PROGRAMS Thomas R. Schnell UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI - ST . LOUIS The teaching of reading has been examined from various points of view and in great detail for many years , but a relative newcomer ...
LISTENING INSTRUCTION IN COLLEGE READING PROGRAMS Thomas R. Schnell UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI - ST . LOUIS The teaching of reading has been examined from various points of view and in great detail for many years , but a relative newcomer ...
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