"listening practice" is a phrase that is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used anytime someone is referring to an activity that involves listening, such as studying a language. For example, "I am doing some listening practice to help me learn French."
Dialogues, interviews, plays, etc. intending to provide listening practice for advanced students of Hebrew.
In spite of the importance of listening practice in language instruction, English- Language classes in Iran still put emphasis on just reading and writing skills more than listening.
Lastly, an additional part of our listening practice will be listening to what stories and voices haven't we heard from, and who can help to build our richer understanding of the issues Lois wants to address through our partnership.
For this type of research I think the listening practice of journey mapping and role playing could be interesting, and I think both can be done over the phone/video chat.
More, the theoretical framework by Schaeffer was originally aimed at providing a conceptual tool for the organization of sound objects in music com-position, thus linking listening practice to sound manipulation.
And of course, I got the speaking and listening practice I needed.
Rachel Colwell is a Doctoral Candidate in Ethnomusicology specializing in ma'lūf – Tunisian Arab-Andalusi art music – and listening practices.
Because Aki and I are working with a partner who is not based in Boston, geography will determine the listening practices we will be able to employ.
We're trying to be creative – what listening practices can we employ when we are not on the ground with our partner?
Rock was developed as a term to distinguish certain music-making and listening practices from those associated with pop; what was at issue was less a sound than an attitude.
This first session will focus on the history of the collective, specifically its roots in the HIV/AIDS social movements of the 1990s, and its investigation of listening practices within community organizing initiatives.
