This article analyzes the role of TED Talks and podcasts in developing students' listening skills and highlights their educational applications. TED Talks is a platform that can present presentations from various experts around the world, and podcasts are audio programs that help to develop knowledge and listening skills on various topics. Today, listening comprehension is one of the most important competencies in learning a foreign language and speaking in public.

Listening skills, Ted Talks, Podcasts, Language learning, Listening comprehension, Pronunciation, Digital learning tools, Educational technology, Communication skills, Speaking fluency.

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