導語:大學聯考英語聽力如何提高?卓越教育網大學聯考頻道小編分享高中英語學習方法給大家，教大家如何提高英語聽力。卓越教育小編整理了相關資料，以供同學們參考:
聽力的提高首先是要建立於發音標準的基礎之上的，我們平時所聽到的內容無非是一些兩個人的情景對話，其實這些內容都是一些常用的地道的句子，只要你模仿運用多了，這些語言都成了你的語言，你的聽力還是問題嗎?當然了，這裡有一些技巧：
首先，反覆地聽。反覆!反覆!反覆!反覆的次數究竟要多少遍，這沒有定數，在前期階段，一篇課文通常不少於50遍，多的時候上百遍也不是不可能。為了保證重複的次數，聽力文章不能太長，以1~2分鐘語音長度為宜，最好不超過3分鐘，這很重要。本人推薦新概念第二冊、以及第三冊。如果你偏好美音，用其美音版就是了。
第二，持續跟讀。具體實施：前1-3遍可以邊聽邊看文字，同時跟讀，而且要讀出聲來(如果會影響別人就採用默讀吧)。如果有些句子跟讀不流暢，可以暫停放音，反覆朗誦這個句子若干遍。聽的時候，一定要集中精力，訓練自己對聲音訊號的直接反就能力，也就是儘量留心句子的意群和語調並極力模仿，細心體會語氣和感情色彩，這樣有助於培養語感。跟讀過程中，儘量忘掉文字和句子的篇章段落圖案，目的是排除傳統的閱讀式記憶(圖式記憶)方式，而直接訓練對聲音的反應、理解和記憶。如果是用電腦學習，可以在正常播放速度下跟讀順暢後，將播放器調成快速播放，以進行強化訓練(windows media player的快速播放功能，提速1。4倍，不變頻，聽上去幾乎沒有什麼變聲的感覺)。
直到跟讀完全流暢無滯、幾乎可以接近與原音同步的程度為止，再轉入下一課的學習。這時，通常已經可以背誦全文了，而且這種背誦是純粹基於語音和聽覺的，而不是視覺意義上的背誦。這個過程其實是聽、說同步訓練。經過這種訓練後，課文中的生詞基本被完全消化，可以形成長期記憶;還能加深對篇章結構的理解，也有助於閱讀與寫作能力的提高。所以，這是一種全方位的`訓練。
第三，定期複習。聽覺的理解和記憶，同樣存在遺忘問題。所以要定期對前面已學內容安排時間重溫(依舊是邊聽邊跟讀，複習通常跟讀3~5遍即可)，以鞏固並形成長久記憶。
以上是這種方法的主要內容。這種方法有一個最大的特點，那就是很容易長時間集中精力，這是因為你要保持跟讀，你很難不保持注意力集中於聲音資訊。
如果你每天能有2小時左右用於這種訓練，完成新概念第二冊的96篇短文的訓練，通常只需2~3月。這時，你不僅會發現自己的聽力基礎有了質的飛躍，而且在完成了96篇語境短文(對比於那些“xxx句”的無語境句子堆積)的“聽覺化背誦”(對比於“視覺化背誦”)，所以，它對口語表達能力、閱讀理解和寫作等方面的能力也有了非同尋常的提升，因為你對英語的語感已經整體提高了。這才是真正意義上的“築基”。
由於聽的內容已經預先理解了，所以不必侷限於慢速語音聽力材料，完全可以一開始就從常速入手。即使你所選的教材配套的語音是慢速的(多半是這樣的)，也可以用變速手段(如WMplayer的快速播放)轉成近似常速來訓練。
完成這個築基過程(我定的標準是，不刻意的情況下基本能大致80%聽懂VOA慢速英語)，再加入到標準英語的聽寫行列、再擴大泛聽訓練、再多看一些原版影視，你會感覺更加輕鬆自如，自信心會大幅提升。
This is What’s Trending Today.
You may not know the name Burhan Ozbilici. But by now, you have probably seen his photos.
Ozbilici is a photographer for the Associated Press news service. And on Monday, he took pictures of the man who had just shot Russia’s ambassador to Turkey, Andrei Karlov.
Karlov was attending a photo exhibition in Ankara. He later died of his wounds.
The shooter has been identified as Mevlut Mert Altintas, a 22-year-old police officer.
In one of Ozbilici’s photos, the shooter is pointing a finger in the air. In his other hand, he is holding the gun by his hip. He is shouting, as Karlov’s body lies on the floor near him.
Photographers and media experts are calling it “the photo of the year.”
People have praised Ozbilici for remaining calm enough to keep taking photos after witnessing an assassination.
Ozbilici told the Associated Press many people dropped to the floor when the man showed his gun. Other people ran.
But he did not.
“I’m a journalist,” he said. “I have to do my work. I could run away without making any photos. ... But I wouldn't have a proper answer if people later ask me: 'Why didn't you take pictures?’”
Dennis Paquin is the Associated Press’ acting director of photography. He said the image shows how often photographers face real risks. Dangerous situations can come up even in quiet places like an art gallery.
Ozbilici said he only decided to attend the event at the art gallery at the last minute.
“The event seemed routine,” he wrote in an Associated Press story.
After the gunshots -- “at least eight of them,” Ozbilici recalled -- he found a safe space behind a wall. There, he continued taking photos.
Many people have written about Ozbilici’s photos and his work.
A New York Times reporter called him courageous.
One magazine editor called him “extraordinarily brave.”
On Tuesday night, Ozbilici wrote on Twitter: “Andrei Karlov, good man, rest in peace. … Thanks God … I’m alive.”
And that’s What’s Trending Today.
I’m Dan Friedell.
Dan Friedell wrote this story for Learning English. Ashley Thompson was the editor.
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