A course for intermediate and advanced level students focusing on listening to lectures and note-taking. Study Listening is for intermediate and advanced level students who are planning to study at a university or college where English is the language of instruction, or who need to attend international conferences where English is used. The course focuses on listening to lectures and note-taking. The Second Edition has been comprehensively revised and restructured and now includes eight brand new lectures on academic topics with speakers from six different countries; more focus on six macro-strategies for listening: predicting, monitoring, responding, clarifying, inferencing, evaluating; more post-listening tasks to deal with comprehension problems.
Tony Lynch is Senior Lecturer at the Institute for Applied Language Studies at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. There he directs and teaches pre-session and in-session academic English courses for international students, works in teacher education and supervises research students. Among his research interests are task recycling, listener autonomy, and ways of helping learners notice features of their own second language speech.