Collaborative Listening and Speaking: Listening Actively

The video tutorial teaches how to communicate using written words by forming sentences based on visual cues from pictures. It guides viewers through the process of asking questions about who, what, and where to gather information and construct sentences. Two examples are provided: one about a student running in a hallway and another about a woman throwing a ball in a park.

What is the first step in forming a sentence from a picture?

• Ignore the picture.

• Look at the details in the picture.

• Write down random words.

• Guess what is happening.

In the example provided, what is the student doing?

• Walking

• Jumping

• Sitting

• Running

Where is the student running?

• In the playground

• In the classroom

• In the hallway

• In the library

Who is throwing a ball in the park?

• A child

• A man

• A woman

• A dog

What is the woman doing in the park?

• Walking a dog

• Throwing a ball

• Reading a book

• Riding a bike