Abstract

In this article, the study of the hearing problems of senior secondary school students and the factors that lead to students' hearing difficulties are described. The article also provides an analysis of the main problems in students' listening skills and some strategies and methods to help improve their listening skills.

Keywords

• foreign languages, structural methods, modern textbooks and training manuals.

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