Abstract
It is of vital importance that our students should be taught to listen effectively and critically. However, listening is a highly complex, interactive process. This essay focuses the listening comprehension and the metacognitive strategy in listening in order to provide a new angle from which listening teaching is explored to help not only different proficient students but also the English teachers.
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