0 present participle of listen --
1 to give attention to someone or something in order to hear him, her, or it: --
The message which the caller leaves is then stored for future listening.
If we discussed listening comprehension in the morning, lessons involving this would be prepared and given next day.
Teachers were actively involved in listening to their pupils in lessons, moving them on where appropriate.
Have we got the right balance between performance and listening in lessons?
The activities were ranked in the following order: playing instruments, movement/dance, singing, listening to music, composing and talking about music.
He states that captioned films can narrow the gap between students' reading comprehension ability and both their listening comprehension and ability to discuss such matters.
In general, the more speakers, the better a system will perform, so long as they are evenly distributed around the central listening position.
In this way, the exterior world of music and the internal processes of listening echo through life the replaying of an original auditory bliss.
