Conseils :
-
Listening: Top down and bottom up - an article
(BBC)
"In 'real-life' listening, our students will have to use a combination of the two processes, with more emphasis on 'top-down' or 'bottom-up' listening
depending on their reasons for listening.
- Top-down vs. bottom-up listening
- Top-down listening activities
- Bottom-up listening activities
- L'entraînement
à la compréhension de l'oral et la capture du son
1- La compréhension de l'oral et le CECRL.
- Les différents types de textes oraux.
- Les descripteurs du CECRL (niveaux à atteindre)
2 - Les documents sonores et leur utilisation en classe
- Quels types de document utiliser en classe ?
- Quels types d'activités proposer à nos élèves
?
3 - La capture du son.
Diaporama à télécharger
par José Paradas (Ac. Versailles)
- LA
COMPREHENSION ORALE AU COLLEGE - Premiers conseils (Ac.
Paris)
"Ces conseils ne visent pas à développer la complexité
cognitive de l'acte de compréhension orale en soi
mais à expliquer quelques unes des difficultés communément
rencontrées dans les classes au collège.
Ce sont des conseils élémentaires et empiriques, au sens
où ils procèdent de l'observation en direct de quelques
600 cours."
Leçons : 
- languages
- a lesson proposed by Randall S. Davis (esl-lab)
with :
- a list of commonly-used vocabulary with a recording of the
words in RealMedia format.
- a short quiz to test students' comprehension of some
of the words,
- a Follow-Up exercise for expanding students' use
of the vocabulary in a conversation with a partner or group.
- English
Pronunciation/Listening from New Okanagan College (international.ouc.bc.ca)
:
Movies / Videos / Lessons / Dictations / Minimal Pairs / Tongue
Twisters...
Evaluation : 
- Évaluation
en classe de Seconde
"L'ensemble de ces fichiers et enregistrements dédiés
à la Compréhension Orale provient des cahiers
d'évaluation des classes de Secondes utilisés entre 1992
et 2001."
(Yvan BAPTISTE - Ac. Montpellier)
Ecoute de mots : 
-
Literacy
activities and games (AUDIO)
- created to help students learn the spellings
of words...
(what2learn.com)
-
Similar
sounds (BBC)
"Each of the five units gives practice in
some of these 'minimal pairs'. You can listen to
examples
and then you have the chance to test how good your hearing is in interactive
exercises."
-
Ecoute
et dis combien de syllabes tu entends (plusieurs pages
d'exercices interactifs) - (Ghislaine Wulles)
-
Ecoute
le mot et tape le.(Il est épelé)
- (Ghislaine Wulles)
- Coco
Nuts -
"Can you help Coco the Monkey? Only your listening skills can help
Coco get a reward. You will see two words that sound very similar.
Then you will hear one of these words. Click on the correct word,
and Coco will get a banana. But what if you make a mistake? What
will happen then?"
(free-english)
- Turbo-mots
"Le but du jeu est de classer le mot, le plus rapidement possible,
dans sa catégorie en fonction du son."
- Activity created by: Renée Maufroid
Spelling : 
Dictées : 
-
English
Dictations 
- interactive exercises
Hamburgers and Frankfurters - The Great Chase - The Fishing Trip
- The Crash! - Thunder and Lightning -
The Boy who Cried Wolf - Robin Hood -A Noise at Midnight - Fire at
Blackpool Pleasure Beach - A Bad Day - a joke - A Day at Home
(kico4u.de)
-
Text
Terminator
"I destroy texts! You recreate them!" says the Text Terminator.
A text disappears and you have to reconstruct it.
You can just guess the words or get help by listening to it if you
want. Play now!
(British Council)
- Here,
There and Everywhere - Interactive listening exercises
- 21 stories for learners of English - Lien modifié le 15/07/2010
(eolf.univ-fcomte.fr)
- English
Pronunciation/Listening from New Okanagan College (international.ouc.bc.ca)
:
Movies / Videos / Lessons / Dictations / Minimal Pairs / Tongue
Twisters...
-
Graded
English Dictations (fonetiks.org)
"Choose your English dictation below. You'll hear it read four
times :
- first, the whole passage is read at normal speed for you to listen
for gist;
- second, phrase by phrase - each phrase is read slowly twice, with
punctuation, while you write;
- then the whole passage is read again for you to check your work;
- finally, the written text is shown - count your mistakes."
-
Beginners
Dictations (eolf.univ-fcomte.fr)
- Dictation
Tests - (learnenglish.de)
"Improve your listening skills and your spelling." (Elementary
or Intermediate) :
Adjectives / Buildings / Food / Irregular verbs / Education...
- Real
English® Dictations - Video Listening Exercises
(eolf.univ-fcomte.fr)
What time is it?
What's the weather like?
Lost in England
Paul and Fiona
Michael
Tom and Connie
Ann
Johnny and Noelle-Christine
The Messenger
'Cuisenaire rods' : 
Radio : 
- Mike's
Radio World : Your gateway to over 5000
radio stations streaming live on the internet.
(mikesradioworld.com)
Télévision / Cinéma : 
- Movies
"You're going to hear little movie excerpts
and try to figure out what is going on."
Activity created by: Renée Maufroid
- The DAILY.WAV - "Short
sound clips together with their transcripts.
Clips come directly from commercially produced TV series and movies,
like Star Wars and Black Adder."
(The English weblab)
- Hot
Potatoes Exercises (michel.barbot) :
- Listening 2 Movie sounds (48 exercises)
- American Rhetoric: Movie
Speeches - audio and video database of some 80 Hollywood
movie speeches (americanrhetoric.com)
Chansons : 
- Listen to the Songs and Fill in the Blanks :
Arkansas - Traveler Buffalo - Gals - Cindy - Little Bo Peep - Little
Liza Jane - Swanee River - Weeping Willow (manythings.org)
Discours : 
Accents et Dialectes : 
- Sounds Familiar? Accents and Dialects of the UK
"Do you call a ‘bread roll’ a cob, batch, bread cake, barm cake or scuffler? How do you pronounce the words cup and plant?
And are you sitting or sat at this computer?
The UK is a rich landscape of regional accents and dialects, each evidence of our society’ s continuity and change, our local history and our day-to-day lives. This site captures and celebrates the diversity of spoken English in the second half of the twentieth century.
Click on the map to hear how pronunciation varies across the UK."
(bl.uk)
- 21 Accents
"Amy Walker does a little tour of 21 accents in 2 1/2 minutes.
From the UK and Ireland to Italy, Germany, Czech Republic, Russia, France, Australia, New Zealand, and around North America."
(YouTube)
- The
Audio Archive (alt-usage-english.org)
"Sound samples are spoken by English speakers from around the world."
The spoken texts :
Arthur the Rat (Australia, Canada, England, India, Ireland, USA)
The Rainbow Passage (England, USA)
The North Wind and The Sun (England, USA)
Bother, father caught... (Australia, Canada, England, Ireland, New Zealand,
USA)
I teach Ferdinand... (England, USA)
+ Other sound files
- WHERE
ARE THEY FROM ? - Listen!
"You're going to listen to six native English speakers. As
you will hear, they all speak English with very different accents."
(Ac. Dijon)
- Voices Recordings
- with an interactive map (BBC)
"Take an online audio tour of the way we sound today.
Listen to hundreds of conversations...
Some of the clips are people talking about language slang, dialect,
taboo words, accents.
Other clips cover all sorts of subjects and simply offer a flavour of
how we talk today."
- English Language Listening
Lab Online - "Learn English by listening to real
speakers from all over the world.
Over 400 listening activities to choose from!"
+ transcript + quiz
- English
Accents and Dialects - "There are currently 681
items in this collection." (collectbritain.co.uk)
-
Listen
to English Accents from Around the world (world-english)
"You can listen to a dialogue or a poem being read
by different native speaker from assorted English speaking countries.
This list will include speakers from various locations in England,
Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India,
USA, Canada, and the West Indies (Jamaica). While you listen you
can also read what the speaker is saying...
And at the same time increasing your knowledge of English literature."
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