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news积极听力方法让你听懂voa（News positive listening means you understand VOA） News positive listening means you understand VOA Source: Onion 2009-09-11 I want to contribute the star English Learning Forum Favorite many students of English are VOA, BBC, CNN love to listen to the English news broadcast, to raise the level of listening and speaking, so every morning can see some students with a radio walked around the campus to listen to, some fear of the signal is not good, but also by hand turn the radio up, like a statue of liberty. The attitude of learning English hard is admirable, but many students say that basically do not understand, and do not know how to listen. This is a very common problem, but also a thorny problem, and some students even have a fear of learning english. I dont think so. In fact, these news broadcasts have some characteristics. We can understand these news as long as we grasp these features and some listening skills. Now I will talk about these features and techniques. First, adopt active and active listening methods. There are two ways to listen. One is the negative and passive listening (passive), this is a lot of students are using, is to try to understand every word, using this method to last only two possibilities: either every word to understand, but do not understand the meaning of the sentence, or is delayed too long in a new word, causing the back of the few words did not hear clearly. This is actually a poor listening technique. What I recommend to you is another method of listening, which is active and positive (positive) listening. This method is to pay attention to grasp the structure of the sentence, understand the key words. We see such a sentence: Part of the pressure on lawmakers to put stronger protections in defined-contribution and savings plans comes from retiree-advocacy groups such as the American Association of Retired Persons. this sentence what no uncommon words, but if we try to understand every word, but do not grasp the