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Speech Links and Directions for Oral Presentations
Click "Gifts of Speech: Women's Speeches from Around the World.
A speech rubric is also available. |
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PBS.org
Watch and listen to PBS Primetime
shows. The list of great shows is on the menu bar on the left. |
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NorthStar Audio Files
Click the audio icon on the left. Then type your password in the
box and hit 'Enter'. To get a password, fill out the form and
one will be emailed to you very quickly. Select the level of
book and the unit you want to study. |
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President Obama's Inaugural Speech Read and listen to the
speech. |
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This
I Believe Listen as you read essays on what people
believe from thisIbelieve.org. Click
"more" to get to the full essay and the listening
link. |
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Poetry Foundation Watch the
videos and listen to poets read their poems. |
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CNN
Student News Listening to a news report every day will
improve your listening comprehension. |
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Voice of America Listen to reports on a variety of
topics in clear English spoken slowly. |
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PBS Student News Scroll to the video of the day
and to the video archive to view PBS News Hour videos. |
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MSNBC News
Listen to the daily news on MSNBC. |
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AP World News.
For short listening segments, click Video
and listen to 1-minute segments of world news. |
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CNN
Student News Listen to national news and read news
stories. You can download a daily podcast as well. |
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World
Pass Online activities and resources for the text, World
Pass, Upper Intermediate. |
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BBC
Learning English A range of activities to help you with your
English, including audio, video and interactive exercises. |
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Movie
Sound Clips
with listening activities |
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Videos from the Smithsonian
You can find videos of historical significance at this site. |
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Everyday English in Conversation
Select a topic
on the left and listen to the dialogue line by line. Then
practice it with a partner. |
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Moonlit Road If you like Ghost Stories, this
is the site for you. The site is free. (You do not have to make
a donation). Click Feature Stories to select a story. You
may want to read the story first, and then listen to it and see
how much you can comprehend without the text. |
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Wired for Books
Ohio
University
's online audio includes interviews with famous 20th century
authors and audio (on RealPlayer) of some of the most important
classics such as
Alice
in Wonderland and A Christmas Carol. You will
find hours of listening pleasure at this link. Scroll down for
the classics. |
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ESL Lab.com
Select topics under General
Listening Quizzes (Medium & Difficult) and topics under Listening
Quizzes for Academic Purposes (Medium & Difficult).
Pre-listening, Listening, and post-listening exercises provide
hours of listening practice. |
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Medical dialogues
Click
on one of the topics. Then click See full cartoon.
Click the round arrow on the right and wait for the sound file
to load. Excellent site and no password needed. |
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Ten
Shaggy Dog Stories First read "The Story of the Stories" and then
read tips for how you can use them to improve your
English. Scroll down to the story links and enjoy 10
Shaggy Dog Stories. |
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History Channel
Select
a topic by using the tabs above the video frame. |
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ESL Wonderland
Here you can listen to six
current topics of interest. |