Listening Log Assignment

Listening Log Assignment. The listening log is a chance for you to practice your listening skills outside of the classroom It is also a chance for you to discover new high frequency vocabulary (words that people often use) Although not the primary purpose of this class you will also be able to practice your writing skills in the format of short summaries of what you have heard.

This assignment allows you to survey the circumstances that contribute to the abundance of music encountered every day on an American college campus—or even inside a quarantined home 10 points Your listening log should provide a complete record of all the music that reaches your ears during a 24hour period of your choice.

Listening Log – [Pt.II] – Maurice Ravel’s ‘Ondine’ (movement

Listening Log – [PtII] – Maurice Ravel’s ‘Ondine’ (movement I from ‘Gaspard de la nuit’ )M 55 Maurice Ravel’s ‘Ondine’ (movement I from ‘Gaspard de la nuit’ )M 55 ‘Ondine’ is the first movement of ‘Gaspard de la Nuit’ (1908) set to three poems by Aloysius Bertrand.

(PDF) Listening Logs for Extensive Listening Practice Betsy

Listening Logs are an ongoing assignment through which students document their participation in outofclass activities and reflect on how such participation helped them improve their listening abilities Listening Log assignments require learners to attend a variety of authentic (real world) events take notes on the content and reflect on their own comprehension of each event Author Betsy Gilliland.