A teacher is worried that the listening audio is too fast for students, Give advice + suggest a warm-up to prepare students for fast speech., Students often lose concentration during listening lessons, Give advice + suggest a warm-up that increases engagement., The classroom is noisy, and students say they can’t hear the audio well, Give advice + suggest a warm-up that focuses students’ attention., Students don’t know the key vocabulary, so they can’t understand the listening text, Give advice + suggest a warm-up that helps activate background knowledge., The teacher wants students to listen for gist (main idea) first, but they only focus on details, Give advice + suggest a warm-up that teaches prediction., Students feel unmotivated because the topic of the listening text seems boring, Give advice + suggest a warm-up that increases interest., The teacher plays the audio once, and students feel nervous and say:“We didn’t catch anything! Give advice + suggest a warm-up that reduces listening anxiety., Students struggle because the audio contains accents or unfamiliar pronunciation, Give advice + suggest a warm-up that prepares learners for different accents., Students struggle to remember information after listening, even if they understood it at first, Give advice + suggest a warm-up or follow-up activity that helps students consolidate what they hear..

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