A STRATEGIC GUIDE TO USING PODCASTS FOR ADVANCED LISTENING COMPREHENSION

Authors

  • Eshonkulov Ravshan Tokhirovich Author
  • G’ulomov Asilbek Shamshi o‘g’li Author

Keywords:

Listening Comprehension, Podcasts for Language Learning, L2 Listening Skills, Authentic Listening Materials, Active Listening, Three-Phase Listening Protocol, Decoding Speech

Abstract

This article examines the strategic use of podcasts as a dynamic and autonomous tool for developing advanced listening comprehension skills in a second language (L2). Moving beyond passive consumption, it presents a structured, three-phase methodology—from controlled to autonomous practice—that enables learners to systematically decode authentic speech. The guide details techniques for navigating the challenges of natural spoken language, such as connected speech, elision, and varied accents. By leveraging the vast and accessible ecosystem of podcasts, learners can transition from understanding carefully articulated instructional audio to comprehending genuine, real-world discourse.

Author Biographies

  • Eshonkulov Ravshan Tokhirovich

    Department of Foreign Languages,

    University of Economics and Pedagogy

    ORCID: 0009-0001-7747-869X

    Email: eshonqulovravshan95@gmail.com

  • G’ulomov Asilbek Shamshi o‘g’li

    Department of Foreign Languages,

    University of Economics and Pedagogy

    Email: tolibjongulomov91@gmail.com

Published

2025-11-25