Problems 1_ Pseudo Listening 2_ Selective Listening 3_ Critical Listening Solutions 1_ Awareness 2_ Physically and mentally There 3_ Set a Goal ! 4_ Sit at center and Front. 5_ Practice Dictation (writing after sentences are completely spoken) 6_ Pretend to be Fascinating (interested in What others are saying)
two years ago, I listened to him and understand nothing because he spoke to fast and my English is so terrible. And at the moment, I recognized his voice is so so clear, strong and beautiful. The lessons are really useful and used simple words. Really thank him and this channel. Hope the channel will develope more.
I have a bad listening. I have been stadying English for a year and half. I can writing, reading and speaking better than I can listening. But I could understand him a little. I have been training my listening for eight months and I hope develope well my listening with more a year. What do you do think about it? I have watched a English movie a day.
I really enjoyed this video. I'm 78, have a masters in reading and ESL, and learned---that practicing the dictation exercise would help a person improve his/her ability to recall. One is never too old to learn. Thanks!
This class should be taught at every school ! I didn’t realized listening is so critical until I went to toastmaster. I’ve missed the whole half of my life ! My son and I just watched this video. It’s so helpful !!
I do agree with you Sister. Our traditional education system is continually doing damage on brilliant students. If we had this kind of lessons/session it would be a great investiment in a better world.
What an interesting lecture! I like the way he can actually hold the class peacefully tight and focused. That’s the precise definition of the very lecture he teaches.
I took this professors class at LBCC 3 years ago before I transferred to CSUDH and I have to say they are one of the best professors ever and taught me how to change the way I approach learning and I still use the skills he taught me to this day.
wow, this is an EXTREMELY old video. I like the way the professor talks. He demonstrates a good teacher often has some sorta acting skills. He is so articulate. lucky to watch this video. Bless him~
From my experience of learning English as a foreign learner, I highly recommend exposing yourself to the language through movies and any other audio-visual content, this helped me get used to the pattern of that language and gave me a huge advantage among other learners who were learning English in a straight forward and boring method.
In the effort to improve my listening skill for PTE test, I incidentally found this lecture. It was amazing and fascinating. It was worth 48 minutes of watching every single word he said. According to this video (workshop) I know how to enhance my listening skill now. Thank you, teacher aka speaker. Chris from Vietnam.
I along with you Bro. The Teacher is amazing and the lecture was espetacular. What a Teacher. Wish i could have someone like him here. From Mozambique, Maputo.
SUMMARY-Concentration problems: Pseudo listening-daydreaming/wandering mind Selective listening-distraction Critical listening-judging something that bothers u instead of moving on Solutions: Awareness-notice when ur mind starts drifting Prepare-eat&sleep 2concentrate well,leave ur problems out the door. Set a goal-aim to listen 100% even if lesson's boring Sit at front & center Practice listening-dictation eg 31:03-38:00 Pretend 2b fascinated if you have to-sit up,lean fw,keep eye contact
I watched the whole series of lecture by this teacher. I wish somebody taught me all of these many years ago. That could have saved me a lot of time, and made me smarter in learning.
This guy was awesome, just the sort of listening-skills lesson I needed. I currently rely on reading textbooks ahead of time in order to listen to my professors. Without doing so, I am completely lost. I'm going to try listening to some UA-cam videos and writing down what was said, thank you much for the tips!
very interesting useful and important lecture, usually I fall asleep when a watch a long video but during your lecture I paid 100percent attention and understood easily every your word, thank you teacher for a wonderful lesson
I was overwhelmed to receive the professor's professional advice on how to get back to concentration after distracting or going on a mental vacation. Regarding the recommendation, where to sit for those kinds of students who are easily get disconnected by noticing others was one of the most effective recommendations I have ever received. Thanks, sir.
I was searching for english listening test and I found this lecture instead. The begining was preety interesting so I have watched whole one and understood preety much everything. Very good teacher!
Introduction to workshop - 00:28 Selective listening - 07:30 Critical listening - 09:52 Awareness - 14:11 Being sensitive:- 14:48 Be aware of it - 19:03 Set a goal - 19:52 Reasons for sitting in the front - 24:49 Practice listening - 29:07 Pseudo listening - 44:02
Здравствуйте, вы хорошо знаете Английский язык? Я ищу собеседников для разговорной практики. Я могу говорить бегло на разные темы.Буду рад с вами пообщаться. Расскажу как быстро выучить английский язык. Пишите на почту: khaj-marat@yandex.ru Могу регулярно практиковать с вами разговорную практикую.
As a new student, I am really happy to discover this amazing and dedicated teacher who supports me a lot to improve my academic performance and learning skills. All of my respect for his pedagogical skills!🌹
As a current student at Barstow Community College, I am taking a Comm1 class, Elements of Public Speaking, and I am learning a lot. This was a great addition and gave me new insights to not only become a better speaker, but it also gave me the tools, I feel everyone needs, to become a better listener as well, not only for course work, but in my personal life as well. Thank you so much. I look forward to learning more and becoming a better communicator as well.
Thank you. First time in my whole life I've ever heard someone for that long continuously with full awareness. I enjoyed every word and expression of the teacher . These tips are going to help me a lot in my college classes . Thank you very much once again.
This is the first long video in English that I watch all in one time. But I do not "pretend to be fascinated if I have to". I will see it more times to practice my listening skills. Thank you so much!
I came here to improve my ENGLISH listening skills but this video had helped me to improve my listening skills in general and it is the first time that I paid an attention for a long video ,greetings from Saudi Arabia
Love love love it!! Thank you! I even had the feeling like I was sitting in the class at the front row and nodding with excitement. Great knowledge and it’s free, too!
An explicit lesson where all examples used are tailored around students' life in the classroom, to foster a better understanding of the lesson's content. so so unique.
What an amazing lecture!! This is the best lecture best teaching style a have ever had. In my whole life I was longing for this type of teacher. I wish I could have in his class!! Wish his good health!
0:26 Introduction - you need to focus 1:18 Audiences find the lecture title funny 1:55 I talk to students often, you have trouble concentrating 3:18 1. Psuedo-Listening [False-Listening] 3:53 try to avoid mental vacation, (unless it is something serious) 7:22 2. Selective Listening [Distractions, Hypersensitivity] 9:42 3. Critical Listening [Criticism thought] 12:12 "That guy wore the same shirt every class" 14:00 1. Awareness 15:35 2. Phys and Ment prepared
This student who heard every sound in the classroom just a human with an extremely panoramic ears! It’s a gift actually! He should be a professional sound-engineer. I had this problem too and now I successfully use these abilities in my work with music.
One of the sensational videos that I need it urgently. Great sense of humour, wonderful voice, excellent body language and most of all very educational and informative presentation. I enjoyed listening to it. Thanks for sharing! 😊 🙏🏻
Wow! Excellent lecture. Great examples. I been struggling on listening skills since childhood. I believe effective listening make a big difference in your life. These days employer don't train one properly and its a fast pace learning when get new job. You really have to relie on good listening skills to understand the important aspects of the job. It requires detail analysis. If you have poor listening skills then its really difficult to catch up on your duties. May create a bad impression from the start. As days pass by ;employer's expectations increases... poor listening may cost your job...
Put there Bro.. It is great to know that there are still real schoolmasters educating their students with concise reasons and solutions for the ill. As I took it upon myself some odd score years back when I first noticed the info on the Cornell Note taking method. Wow that was an eye opening experience. Thanks again there colleage. I am really happy to know that I can refer this material to as many number ofs students with doubts nowadays and do encourage them to watch these. Sometimes some of the even most brightess of students have doubts at times on how to Listen effectively during exams but are happier and feel confident after having watched them. you never stop learning....Great examples and solutions exposed!!! Great educational uplifters!!!!! Thanks LBCC.
This video is first of its kind to give practice on listening skills which I were very average at. Visual thinking came to rescue for faster decoding of the words. AWESOME VIDEO SIR. Very Humours as well. Another useful tip was 'PRETEND TO BE FASCINATED' which I can relate to my college days. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL. Though I am a professional but still find the channel so useful. The teacher is really awesome!
One month left I will participate in Ielts exam and I was worried sick about it, especially in Listening. I’m a person who is easily get distracted and cannot conncentrate for a long time. Suddenly found this video, it’s really useful. The teacher is energetic n has sense of humor. I laughed a lot:)))) he’s such a great teacher ever
this video has become one of my favorites , i love how fast he speaks but at the same time is understandable what he's saying.... everything is so well explained !
Some tip(s): In my university days in one of my law subjects and business on the topic of "Obligations and Contracts". I still have on my mind the effective ways of memorization in order to "A's" the exams. Cheating was unknown in my school days because of the intellectual challenges. I find them very effective. I've been retired and am talking about more than half the century ago of studies and experiences, and yet, I still have the tips of remembering things that our professor in that particular subject taught us in achieving "A's" in any exam, Here, again, it's the manner the teacher and/or the presenter making the presentation so effective, motivational, interacting, and learning enjoyable and not boring. Keep up, teacher and thank you for posting this on youtube,
Thank you so much,Sir. I am your new student here.Your speaking is very clearly for me. I mean your voice is clearly to understand for students who are learning English.
I had been searching videos to improve my listening skills due to english is not my native language. I found this and now a im feel as the most fortunate person in the world. Thank you a lot.
You are such a good teacher! I was about going to sleep - it was 11:45 pm. I found this lecture. It's 12:10 am now. I'm still watching. Maybe I can take a mental vacation tomorrow.
❌ *3 Problems* 1. Pseudo (Fake)-Listening 2. Selective Listening (Distractions) 3. Critical Listening ✅ *6 Solutions* 1. Awareness! (of your problems) 2. Be physically and mentally prepared to listen 3. Set a goal! (aim for 100%) 4. Sit in the front and center 5. Practice! 6. Pretend to be fascinated if you have to
Hi Scott, I watched your video with my 13 year old. We did your test together and he surprised me by getting 90 percent correct. I did better than I thought. We will be implementing this to our weekly programme. I found I was particularly focused watching your video. All the best.
Thank you for posting! I watched the entire video for the whole 49 minutes and I was interested the whole time. Trust me I am not the kind of person to do that. Very useful good job.
I work interpreter and translator in Thailand, all your tutorials are brillianttly bright brian, I always keep following your class. please record and upload more..!! So so quality!! Mr. Ton from Thailand. :)
This really impressed me "hearing and listening" 2 different things. I totally agree with this quote. I think when you attempt to listen to someone carefully, visualizing plays a significant positive effect.
Outstanding instructor, kept me listening and learning, enjoyed learning to listen, i had forgotten how to effectively listen. Mentally stimulating for my sleepy brain.
I can't express how thankful I am to be able to learn a useful lecture like this for totally free. I have this huge problem of losing focus during lectures and this video has helped me a lot.
Wow, I watched it for 48mins! The way he delivered the class was engaging. He is a good teacher who knows how to design and conduct the class. On the audience side, I think my problem is selective listening which I noticed some times when not the rest. Good solutions proposed.
Hi, this is the best lecture I’ve ever heard and seen in my life in this field - yes, I really appreciate your kind effort Sir. Very glad to have such great full experience in which you shared with us.
He is great teacher.special when he said.most of his college expend time talking their polical opinion at their classes. We need more teacher like him.do we need teacher political opinion in classes? No. If a teacher is talking his political opinion he is doctrine. No teaching.so go Rusha.
Wow! This is my first time in your class Mr. Professor. I do have never ever until now a class like that. So, for a moment I consider you the best English teacher ever. Congrats!
Hi! I’m an interpreter and the oral test has long sections, I was encourage to do note taking which I don’t know how, but this was an excellent way to teach someone to have a long term memory. I found the clue to become and expert on this field, listening and practicing. Thank you so very much to take the time to make this video you don’t know how much you encourage me to continue.❤
Very interesting and really amazing! I can associate myself with some of the critical issues described. In my experiences in "listening", I find that I'm totally (really totally) focused on "listening" based on the topic or issues covered, otherwise, boring. I am always focused on the point that I almost always unable to blink my eyes on the presenter, his/her body language in presenting, gestures, use of hands, the ability to articulate and the use of words would really catch the attention of the participants. This would bring out a resounding interaction between the presenter and the participants. I had experienced these during my school days, especially in my postgraduate, my experiences as a "listener" and as a "presenter". Personally, the topic or the issue(s) presented is critical in capturing the full attention of everyone. In this presentation, I admire both the "issue" as well as the manner the presenter opened up his presentation. Very interesting and motivating.
I loved this video, what a great teacher. Honestly, we should have these study skills lessons taught to ALL students at the start of the school year. Think about how much this can improve the grades for all the students
who is this teacher ,i am in love with beautification and clarity of his expression..Really this is the defination of the great teacher our world deserve!Lots of love from India sir!!
This is some very good and useful information, thank you. Not often you hear practical information being given like this. I have been a teacher for many years. One thing I had to learn early on was not to get offended if it seemed like someone was not listening. This speaker mentions a few times about not listening as showing disrespect. If you are putting information out there, some people will listen and some won't. Don't take it personally if they don't, it just causes you stress, and no one is really obligated to listen. If you make a bug deal about it, it just tends to turn people off. My opinion.
He explains everything not only by his words but also by his manners that makes him a best teacher . Hope , His topic is clearly understood by everyone only for his way of explains .
I can't believe this video is almost 9 years old. The professor nailed it|! and I wonder if he has a personal channel here on UA-cam...I'd love to watch more classes of him. ^^
A great teacher! It was so interesting and fun, I felt I wouldn't need any of the skills learned to listen to this lecture! It was informative, useful, truly fascinating and most eloquently presented! I greatly enjoyed it and benefited from it! Thanks so much, Rivka Kahana, Israel.
Problems
1_ Pseudo Listening
2_ Selective Listening
3_ Critical Listening
Solutions
1_ Awareness
2_ Physically and mentally There
3_ Set a Goal !
4_ Sit at center and Front.
5_ Practice Dictation (writing after sentences are completely spoken)
6_ Pretend to be Fascinating (interested in What others are saying)
Thnx
Thank you ❤
You made me actively listen to you.Great job teacher!
Thanks
Thanks
two years ago, I listened to him and understand nothing because he spoke to fast and my English is so terrible. And at the moment, I recognized his voice is so so clear, strong and beautiful. The lessons are really useful and used simple words. Really thank him and this channel. Hope the channel will develope more.
wow that's wonderful
i wanna improve my English too
how did you improve your English?
I want also
I have a bad listening. I have been stadying English for a year and half. I can writing, reading and speaking better than I can listening. But I could understand him a little. I have been training my listening for eight months and I hope develope well my listening with more a year. What do you do think about it? I have watched a English movie a day.
Can everyone help me summarize the content of the video? thanks
Me either
I really enjoyed this video. I'm 78, have a masters in reading and ESL, and learned---that practicing the dictation exercise would help a person improve his/her ability to recall. One is never too old to learn. Thanks!
You are so cool!
@@VINOD-i7i سسسس
RESPECT
@@zardlucky8557 its good listen
Great 💐
Am I the only one who just found it now? He's a great teacher; I listened to him from the start till the last minute.
I found this last month and i understand what he say today 😊😄
Same here I just found him and I did listen with big interest and didn’t need pretend to be facinated ☺️
Me too
Me too, I find his lecture amazing
Nope
Im not native english speaker. but this guy giving the lecture so well, that make me feel like listening mother language 👍
Me too!!
Same too 🤨😶
Same feeling
Same
Same here! He’s amazing!
He makes things in a way easy to understand.That literally makes him a great teacher.
This class should be taught at every school ! I didn’t realized listening is so critical until I went to toastmaster. I’ve missed the whole half of my life ! My son and I just watched this video. It’s so helpful !!
You are right
your wright
I do agree with you Sister. Our traditional education system is continually doing damage on brilliant students. If we had this kind of lessons/session it would be a great investiment in a better world.
Truly inpactfull, I'm starting studying English my first year, am be interested this call, to improve my listening and dictation.
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😅 no😊 😊 😊😊
What an interesting lecture! I like the way he can actually hold the class peacefully tight and focused. That’s the precise definition of the very lecture he teaches.
I took this professors class at LBCC 3 years ago before I transferred to CSUDH and I have to say they are one of the best professors ever and taught me how to change the way I approach learning and I still use the skills he taught me to this day.
He's still teaching ?
Very good. In fact he is amazing and with a huge knowledge. From where does he is ??
What’s his name please?
Interestingly enough I didn’t see it mentioned anywhere!
Thanks.
Wao, very interesting
@@SD_Canary_CornerHis first name is Scott.
wow, this is an EXTREMELY old video. I like the way the professor talks. He demonstrates a good teacher often has some sorta acting skills. He is so articulate. lucky to watch this video. Bless him~
From my experience of learning English as a foreign learner, I highly recommend exposing yourself to the language through movies and any other audio-visual content, this helped me get used to the pattern of that language and gave me a huge advantage among other learners who were learning English in a straight forward and boring method.
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In the effort to improve my listening skill for PTE test, I incidentally found this lecture. It was amazing and fascinating. It was worth 48 minutes of watching every single word he said. According to this video (workshop) I know how to enhance my listening skill now. Thank you, teacher aka speaker. Chris from Vietnam.
I along with you Bro. The Teacher is amazing and the lecture was espetacular. What a Teacher. Wish i could have someone like him here.
From Mozambique, Maputo.
SUMMARY-Concentration problems:
Pseudo listening-daydreaming/wandering mind
Selective listening-distraction
Critical listening-judging something that bothers u instead of moving on
Solutions:
Awareness-notice when ur mind starts drifting
Prepare-eat&sleep 2concentrate well,leave ur problems out the door.
Set a goal-aim to listen 100% even if lesson's boring
Sit at front & center
Practice listening-dictation eg 31:03-38:00
Pretend 2b fascinated if you have to-sit up,lean fw,keep eye contact
Thanks a lot
Nice one
thanks!!
I watched the whole series of lecture by this teacher. I wish somebody taught me all of these many years ago. That could have saved me a lot of time, and made me smarter in learning.
And now, you got it. Perfect teacher!
He's just amazing ...and it's easy to understand everything he says ... l'm so glad to find out him like an example teacher.
This guy was awesome, just the sort of listening-skills lesson I needed. I currently rely on reading textbooks ahead of time in order to listen to my professors. Without doing so, I am completely lost. I'm going to try listening to some UA-cam videos and writing down what was said, thank you much for the tips!
I love your sense of humor. I wish there's more teachers like you, you are good at what you do. You have to love teaching to be like you
very interesting useful and important lecture, usually I fall asleep when a watch a long video but during your lecture I paid 100percent attention and understood easily every your word, thank you teacher for a wonderful lesson
Thank you..very useful tips and practical..
So do I :) not fall asleep to watch a such long video, never happen before.
I was overwhelmed to receive the professor's professional advice on how to get back to concentration after distracting or going on a mental vacation. Regarding the recommendation, where to sit for those kinds of students who are easily get disconnected by noticing others was one of the most effective recommendations I have ever received. Thanks, sir.
This teacher is amazing at what is doing.
It must be fun being around him. I love it!
That's is the best lesson for me. And best teache so I could understand very well. Thank you.
I was searching for english listening test and I found this lecture instead. The begining was preety interesting so I have watched whole one and understood preety much everything. Very good teacher!
We have the same experience! He speaks quickly but very clearly so I can almost understand everything he says! very funny.
You are kinda crazy. Aren't you? As in bipolar maybe? I am starting to catch on. You ok bud?
That's preety good!
Astrology
arkasza2007 me too
Introduction to workshop - 00:28
Selective listening - 07:30
Critical listening - 09:52
Awareness - 14:11
Being sensitive:- 14:48
Be aware of it - 19:03
Set a goal - 19:52
Reasons for sitting in the front - 24:49
Practice listening - 29:07
Pseudo listening - 44:02
You make me to awareness of my mistake and learn to practise to correcting my wrong listening .
God bless you
You might want to check this out ua-cam.com/video/dzy-av-RXkU/v-deo.html
The last one should be "Pretend to be fascinated".
As he said Pseudo listening is not the same as pretend to be fascinated.
I am a teacher, but learning is endless. I commend him in the way he taught us.
Здравствуйте, вы хорошо знаете Английский язык? Я ищу собеседников для разговорной практики. Я могу говорить бегло на разные темы.Буду рад с вами пообщаться. Расскажу как быстро выучить английский язык. Пишите на почту: khaj-marat@yandex.ru
Могу регулярно практиковать с вами разговорную практикую.
Absolutely right mam
上課沒有注意聽 1 假聽(神遊去了) 2 選擇性聽(容易分心) 3 批評性聽(你有其他反向想法)
6個解決不専心聽的方法1 馬上醒來 2身心要專注聽3設定目標4 坐在比較前面的位置 5 綀習聽力測驗 6 坐有坐相,讓自己看起來時尚專業
cool and funny information, Thanks and lovely teacher !
As a new student, I am really happy to discover this amazing and dedicated teacher who supports me a lot to improve my academic performance and learning skills. All of my respect for his pedagogical skills!🌹
As a current student at Barstow Community College, I am taking a Comm1 class, Elements of Public Speaking, and I am learning a lot. This was a great addition and gave me new insights to not only become a better speaker, but it also gave me the tools, I feel everyone needs, to become a better listener as well, not only for course work, but in my personal life as well. Thank you so much. I look forward to learning more and becoming a better communicator as well.
Watching this video is one of the greatest thing that happen in my life today. I really love the way he explained all the lesson.
Hi Dinda... Your English Looks like expert. I Love it.
Thank you. First time in my whole life I've ever heard someone for that long continuously with full awareness. I enjoyed every word and expression of the teacher . These tips are going to help me a lot in my college classes . Thank you very much once again.
This is the first long video in English that I watch all in one time. But I do not "pretend to be fascinated if I have to". I will see it more times to practice my listening skills. Thank you so much!
I came here to improve my ENGLISH listening skills but this video had helped me to improve my listening skills in general and it is the first time that I paid an attention for a long video ,greetings from Saudi Arabia
Love love love it!! Thank you! I even had the feeling like I was sitting in the class at the front row and nodding with excitement. Great knowledge and it’s free, too!
6 years later we both watching this.
This teacher is really awesome,he have lots of knowledge and sense of humor.
This is a great teacher! He explains things so well! He knows how to break things down!
This is a great teacher. My mother language is spanish and he speaks fast but clear that I can easily follow his class with no problem.
An explicit lesson where all examples used are tailored around students' life in the classroom, to foster a better understanding of the lesson's content. so so unique.
I absolutely enjoyed listening to this Guy.....I love him. Respect to you sir..Bless u
brilliant well done should be shown to all schools ooo big thankyou ooo
Wow! Some good stuff you're smoking!
What an amazing lecture!! This is the best lecture best teaching style a have ever had. In my whole life I was longing for this type of teacher. I wish I could have in his class!! Wish his good health!
Woah! This is the best teacher I have ever met in my life. God bless you sir
0:26 Introduction - you need to focus
1:18 Audiences find the lecture title funny
1:55 I talk to students often, you have trouble concentrating
3:18 1. Psuedo-Listening [False-Listening] 3:53
try to avoid mental vacation, (unless it is something serious)
7:22 2. Selective Listening [Distractions, Hypersensitivity]
9:42 3. Critical Listening [Criticism thought]
12:12 "That guy wore the same shirt every class"
14:00 1. Awareness
15:35 2. Phys and Ment prepared
I really like this teacher. He 's speaking is clear and easy to follow.
He discussed and analysed one of the biggest problem of modern humans🙏♥️
so helpful and kind! i haven’t been to a lecture since march. this was comforting to watch, feels like i was sitting in your class!!
Feeling very grateful to watch this, I wish every teacher should be like him..
This is the best teacher speaker ever. 48 minutes I listened to him without blinking!
This student who heard every sound in the classroom just a human with an extremely panoramic ears!
It’s a gift actually! He should be a professional sound-engineer.
I had this problem too and now I successfully use these abilities in my work with music.
DITTO
First step is go up and listen attentively stop scrolling for comments NOW!!
You are right
Ouch
This is called perfect teaching.All the information are valuable. I appreciate you a lot . Thank you for sharing
One of the sensational videos that I need it urgently. Great sense of humour, wonderful voice, excellent body language and most of all very educational and informative presentation. I enjoyed listening to it. Thanks for sharing! 😊 🙏🏻
Wow! Excellent lecture. Great examples. I been struggling on listening skills since childhood. I believe effective listening make a big difference in your life. These days employer don't train one properly and its a fast pace learning when get new job. You really have to relie on good listening skills to understand the important aspects of the job. It requires detail analysis. If you have poor listening skills then its really difficult to catch up on your duties. May create a bad impression from the start. As days pass by ;employer's expectations increases... poor listening may cost your job...
Put there Bro.. It is great to know that there are still real schoolmasters educating their students with concise reasons and solutions for the ill. As I took it upon myself some odd score years back when I first noticed the info on the Cornell Note taking method. Wow that was an eye opening experience. Thanks again there colleage. I am really happy to know that I can refer this material to as many number ofs students with doubts nowadays and do encourage them to watch these. Sometimes some of the even most brightess of students have doubts at times on how to Listen effectively during exams but are happier and feel confident after having watched them. you never stop learning....Great examples and solutions exposed!!! Great educational uplifters!!!!!
Thanks LBCC.
This video is first of its kind to give practice on listening skills which I were very average at. Visual thinking came to rescue for faster decoding of the words. AWESOME VIDEO SIR. Very Humours as well. Another useful tip was 'PRETEND TO BE FASCINATED' which I can relate to my college days. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL. Though I am a professional but still find the channel so useful. The teacher is really awesome!
An exemplary professor. I am 66 and I would love to study under him!
I hope to be one of his students in reality! They are very lucky!
Under him? Why .?
T😏
@@anonimanonim4061 Because he is the MASTER!
Oh my GOD! This is unbelievable! This teacher is one I'd like to have on my whole life! He sxplained all about students' learning!
18:15 Mental preparation: other problems ping-pong
44:40 active leaning posture
I like it
Whatever you do, do your best. This teacher is one of the best one. I have always had problem
in understanding English, but this time!
Its a pleasure to listen to that kind of teacher! I would love be a student in his class!
Your style of teaching is super appealing! The lecture is very useful and applicable. Thank professor very much!
Sounds like an American to me
One month left I will participate in Ielts exam and I was worried sick about it, especially in Listening. I’m a person who is easily get distracted and cannot conncentrate for a long time. Suddenly found this video, it’s really useful. The teacher is energetic n has sense of humor. I laughed a lot:)))) he’s such a great teacher ever
I love you lin
He has such a good sense of humor !
It was a pleasure to listen to him
this video has become one of my favorites , i love how fast he speaks but at the same time is understandable what he's saying.... everything is so well explained !
This teacher is so right about the PSEUDO listening!! He's such a great teacher, I wish I could be in his workshops.
Some tip(s): In my university days in one of my law subjects and business on the topic of "Obligations and Contracts". I still have on my mind the effective ways of memorization in order to "A's" the exams. Cheating was unknown in my school days because of the intellectual challenges. I find them very effective. I've been retired and am talking about more than half the century ago of studies and experiences, and yet, I still have the tips of remembering things that our professor in that particular subject taught us in achieving "A's" in any exam, Here, again, it's the manner the teacher and/or the presenter making the presentation so effective, motivational, interacting, and learning enjoyable and not boring. Keep up, teacher and thank you for posting this on youtube,
Can you share some tips?
@@farhanharun4621 lmao ikr, i was reading expectantly and was left disappointed by the lack of tips
Thank you so much,Sir. I am your new student here.Your speaking is very clearly for me. I mean your voice is clearly to understand for students who are learning English.
I had been searching videos to improve my listening skills due to english is not my native language. I found this and now a im feel as the most fortunate person in the world. Thank you a lot.
You are such a good teacher! I was about going to sleep - it was 11:45 pm. I found this lecture. It's 12:10 am now. I'm still watching. Maybe I can take a mental vacation tomorrow.
❌ *3 Problems*
1. Pseudo (Fake)-Listening
2. Selective Listening (Distractions)
3. Critical Listening
✅ *6 Solutions*
1. Awareness! (of your problems)
2. Be physically and mentally prepared to listen
3. Set a goal! (aim for 100%)
4. Sit in the front and center
5. Practice!
6. Pretend to be fascinated if you have to
Well done! He is amazing teacher. I wish I could attend his classes.
Definitely amazing teacher
Hey !! Please contact me
Hi Scott, I watched your video with my 13 year old. We did your test together and he surprised me by getting 90 percent correct. I did better than I thought. We will be implementing this to our weekly programme. I found I was particularly focused watching your video. All the best.
Nice
Wow,, he's a strong charisma
I realy loved his lacture, he made me whatching it from start to end
Thank you very much
The teacher is so amazing! The class is so interesting, I can’t help giggling (pseudo listening，mental vacation…) and I really enjoy the whole video.
Thank you for posting! I watched the entire video for the whole 49 minutes and I was interested the whole time. Trust me I am not the kind of person to do that. Very useful good job.
I work interpreter and translator in Thailand, all your tutorials are brillianttly bright brian, I always keep following your class. please record and upload more..!! So so quality!!
Mr. Ton from Thailand. :)
I want him to be my teacher. He is the nicest teacher ever saw on youtube.
Pd: Does someone else here for TOEFL listening practice?
This really impressed me "hearing and listening" 2 different things. I totally agree with this quote. I think when you attempt to listen to someone carefully, visualizing plays a significant positive effect.
Outstanding instructor, kept me listening and learning, enjoyed learning to listen, i had forgotten how to effectively listen. Mentally stimulating for my sleepy brain.
I can't express how thankful I am to be able to learn a useful lecture like this for totally free. I have this huge problem of losing focus during lectures and this video has helped me a lot.
Wow, I watched it for 48mins! The way he delivered the class was engaging. He is a good teacher who knows how to design and conduct the class.
On the audience side, I think my problem is selective listening which I noticed some times when not the rest.
Good solutions proposed.
Wish I'd been able to watch this before I started high school, and *definitely* before I started university. Very helpful!
I heard many other native english speakers but you are the best teacher.
I come across this clip and find it very useful. I’m really appreciate it. Thank you professor. “ Listening is not equal to hearing.
Outstanding presentation. What an incredible teacher. I wish I could have watched this 20 years ago...
Hi, this is the best lecture I’ve ever heard and seen in my life in this field - yes, I really appreciate your kind effort Sir. Very glad to have such great full experience in which you shared with us.
He is great teacher.special when he said.most of his college expend time talking their polical opinion at their classes. We need more teacher like him.do we need teacher political opinion in classes? No. If a teacher is talking his political opinion he is doctrine. No teaching.so go Rusha.
do u know his name???
Wow! This is my first time in your class Mr. Professor. I do have never ever until now a class like that. So, for a moment I consider you the best English teacher ever. Congrats!
Hi! I’m an interpreter and the oral test has long sections, I was encourage to do note taking which I don’t know how, but this was an excellent way to teach someone to have a long term memory. I found the clue to become and expert on this field, listening and practicing. Thank you so very much to take the time to make this video you don’t know how much you encourage me to continue.❤
Very interesting and really amazing! I can associate myself with some of the critical issues described. In my experiences in "listening", I find that I'm totally (really totally) focused on "listening" based on the topic or issues covered, otherwise, boring. I am always focused on the point that I almost always unable to blink my eyes on the presenter, his/her body language in presenting, gestures, use of hands, the ability to articulate and the use of words would really catch the attention of the participants. This would bring out a resounding interaction between the presenter and the participants. I had experienced these during my school days, especially in my postgraduate, my experiences as a "listener" and as a "presenter". Personally, the topic or the issue(s) presented is critical in capturing the full attention of everyone. In this presentation, I admire both the "issue" as well as the manner the presenter opened up his presentation. Very interesting and motivating.
I loved this video, what a great teacher. Honestly, we should have these study skills lessons taught to ALL students at the start of the school year. Think about how much this can improve the grades for all the students
who is this teacher ,i am in love with beautification and clarity of his expression..Really this is the defination of the great teacher our world deserve!Lots of love from India sir!!
This is some very good and useful information, thank you. Not often you hear practical information being given like this. I have been a teacher for many years. One thing I had to learn early on was not to get offended if it seemed like someone was not listening. This speaker mentions a few times about not listening as showing disrespect. If you are putting information out there, some people will listen and some won't. Don't take it personally if they don't, it just causes you stress, and no one is really obligated to listen. If you make a bug deal about it, it just tends to turn people off. My opinion.
He explains everything not only by his words but also by his manners that makes him a best teacher . Hope , His topic is clearly understood by everyone only for his way of explains .
I listened whole heartedly for the first tme in my life.
I can't believe this video is almost 9 years old. The professor nailed it|! and I wonder if he has a personal channel here on UA-cam...I'd love to watch more classes of him. ^^
ua-cam.com/video/2txdE2ZJnVI/v-deo.html
@@jahanarafaizal2023 A horrible way to promote your UA-cam channel
Yes. I was like a student listening in his class and, boy, how I listened well.
@@stolendance8661 ua-cam.com/video/D6_qpaSxAQc/v-deo.html I think, this is his channel.
@@nilushiexplains9154 no that's not his channel. The professor's name is Scott Brechner.
I've been watching your classes since I discovered you; you make me feel so relax. I wish my teacher had at least 25% of your skills.
This is my goal this year to improve my skills listening God bless you teacher for this master class
Thank you teach Im in Jamaica listening this.Best teaching ever .I love number 5
I'm glad I came across this. It actually cleared up somethings.Thanks a lot and looking forward to more classes. Keep inspiring!
You are amazing... really amazing. If every teacher is like you than we are going to have every student as genius.
A great teacher! It was so interesting and fun, I felt I wouldn't need any of the skills learned to listen to this lecture! It was informative, useful, truly fascinating and most eloquently presented! I greatly enjoyed it and benefited from it! Thanks so much, Rivka Kahana, Israel.
I'm not an english speaker, in reality I'm learning English and a could pay attention all the time... Very good teacher
WOW! You are an awesome professor. Who could be ever teaching like you ?