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Practice Listening: Highlight Incorrect Words ID: #38451 Short Chronology
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You will hear a recording. Below is a transcription of the recording. Some words in the transcription differ from what the speaker said. Please click on the words that are different.
* Click on the words that are different from what you hear
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Correct Transcript:

In today's context, anthropology matters in indigenous studies and issues, in an era that advocates for colonising research. The terms of the relationship between anthropologists and indigenous communities and interlocutors have changed significantly, and nothing for the better. First, this relationship has become more egalitarian and reciprocal. Second, they allow or should allow for the expression of indigenous epistemologies, ontologies and temporalities within the research process. In other words, the decolonizing project seeks to reimagine and rearticulate power, change and knowledge, through a multiplicity of epistemologies, ontologies and axiologies. A collaborative research, as reciprocal research should aim at the decolonization of the relationship between the researcher and her interlocutors and should allow for a genuine dialogue between Western and indigenous epistemologies and ontologies.
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Printed "capturing", the speaker says "colonising"

Explanation: The speaker says "advocates for colonising research", not "capturing". Both words start with c, so listen to the end of the word.

Printed "silently", the speaker says "significantly"

Explanation: Listen for "have changed significantly, and", not "silently". Both words start with the same letter, so wait for the whole word.

Printed "Firstly", the speaker says "First"

Explanation: You will hear "First, this relationship has", not "Firstly". The printed word is longer, so listen for the shorter spoken form.

Printed "chronology", the speaker says "ontologies"

Explanation: On the recording the words are "ontologies and temporalities within", not "chronology". The first letters differ, so listen from the first sound.

Printed "tempted", the speaker says "rearticulate"

Explanation: Listen again to "reimagine and rearticulate power, change", not "tempted". The spoken word starts with a different letter, so follow the sound carefully.

Printed "resemble", the speaker says "reciprocal"

Explanation: In the audio you hear "reciprocal research should aim at", not "resemble". Both words start with r, so listen to the rest of the word.

Printed "great", the speaker says "genuine"

Explanation: Here the speaker says "a genuine dialogue between Western", not "great". The printed and spoken words start the same, so hear the whole word.

"indigenous" matches the audio

Explanation: "anthropology matters in indigenous studies and" looks long and rare. The speaker says this exact word, do not click it.

"epistemologies" matches the audio

Explanation: "allow for the expression of indigenous epistemologies, ontologies" may seem tricky and long. The audio matches this printed word, so do not click it.

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