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Audios - Podcasts
One Getting Started! What is a Podcast?

bullet How to subscribe to a podcast (botchy explanation)
bullet Miguel H (Y5C 06-07) What is a Podcast?
bullet Lydia (Y5B 06-07) Recommending an ESL Podcast
Two

Picking Your Podcasts: What kind of podcasts do you need?

bullet ESL Podcasts - Podcasts to learn English, and on Language
Intermediate & Upper Intermediate/Advanced. Intermediate students should listen everyday to some of this material, to get used to the language, learn to listen and understand. Upper intermediate/advanced students can use them to avoid making basic grammar mistakes (improving production) and consolidate the listening skill. There are also useful podcasts for teachers.

bullet Podcasts in English
bulletpointbullet News, Interviews, Reviews & Talk Shows
bulletpointbullet Science, Nature & Environmental Issues
bulletpointbullet Stories new!
Upper intermediate/Advanced. Design a Listening Comprehension exercise and send it in! Intermediate students could start listening to this material every now and then. Upper intermediate/advanced students should get used to listening to this type of material. You don't have to understand it all. If the audio is 20' or more, it'll be great to practice skimming & the skeleton of meaning approach!
Three Pods used in class

Podcast episodes used in class