IMPROVING LAW STUDENTS' LISTENING COMPETENCE IN LEGAL DISCOURSE

Listening comprehension is an essential skill for law students, given the heavy reliance on oral arguments, discussions, and negotiationsin legal practice. This article explores key principles for teaching law students to enhance their listening comprehension skillseffectively. By reviewing theoretical frameworks, practical methods, and applications, this article aims to offer educators strategies todevelop this vital skill set.

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ŬzMU habarlari.
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2025-04-08
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https://doi.org/10.69617/nuuz.v1i1.2.6775
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Legal Education and Practice Innovations
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IMPROVING LAW STUDENTS' LISTENING COMPETENCE IN LEGAL DISCOURSE

Manzura Shamsitdinova
ŬzMU habarlari.
Legal Education and Practice Innovations
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IMPROVING LAW STUDENTS' LISTENING COMPETENCE IN LEGAL DISCOURSE

Manzura Shamsitdinova
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Abstract

Listening comprehension is an essential skill for law students, given the heavy reliance on oral arguments, discussions, and negotiationsin legal practice. This article explores key principles for teaching law students to enhance their listening comprehension skillseffectively. By reviewing theoretical frameworks, practical methods, and applications, this article aims to offer educators strategies todevelop this vital skill set.

ŬzMU habarlari.Vol. 1(1.2)
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