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Unit14 Section One Tactics for Listening Part1 Spot Dictation Make Your Child a Winner Peak performances - moments when children (1) achieve the best thats in them - are the stuff of every parents (2) dream. And yet most of us have seen a report card or heard a trumpet solo that (3) falls short of what our kids can (4) accomplish. Why can some boys and girls repeatedly pull themselves to the (5) heights, while others of equal or (6) superior ability cannot? Many parents assume skill is pretty much determined by (7) natural ability; the student with the highest I.Q. will get the best grades, or the athlete with the most prowess will (8) surpass his teammates. Genes count in determining performance, but theyre not everything. The (9) edge comes from mental attitude, character and (10) strategy. There are some simple ways for parents to help their youngsters develop those (11) traits: Find something to praise. A child who feels good about himself (12) succeeds. Assess your childs (13) strengths. Encourage self-applause. Knowing how to relax is key to (14) peak performance. A good report card (15) posted near your daughters mirror reminds her that she can do well and (16) reinforces the urge to repeat her success. There are no (17) shortcuts to bringing your child to do his best. Its a (18) gradual process of support, encouragement and hard work. And those efforts (19) payoff not only in peak performance but also in (20) closer. winner relations between parent and child. Part2 Listening for Gist Elderly people deserve our care and respect. Too many of them are left in homes for the elderly, alone and often forgotten by their families. Or they live with their families, who then have no time to themselves. The family placement scheme is currently providing many carers with a satisfying and important occupation. And more and more grandparents are being adopted by caring families. How does the scheme operate? Families are interviewed and carefully matched to