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In an English class at a Brazilian state school, the teacher puts a recording on for students to listen to it: two native speakers in a conversation in a café. Before listening to the recording, she elicits many students” existing knowledge by projecting a menu, teaching key vocabulary (e.g., “espresso,” “takeaway,” “change”), and asking learners what they typically order at cafés. She plays the recording two times next; the first time for general comprehension, and the second time with some particular activities (such as noting the prices or items ordered). After that, students pair up and role-play a similar conversation with the expressions they heard. Which principle of instruction on listening does the teacher clearly demonstrate in this way?
Listening activities should focus exclusively on students" ability to transcribe a text spoken by a native speaker.
Listening comprehension should begin with controlled pronunciation drills.
Effective listening instruction consists of three stages: pre-listening, while-listening, and post-listening.
After all contact with the spoken language or recorded lessons, listening skills should be subject to spontaneous practice.
Listening instruction is most effective when students are exposed only to authentic materials without the needs to prior preparation or follow-up activities.