The teaching of English language to Thai students has been of limited success over many years. This is despite numerous attempts by the Ministry of Thai Education (1996) to develop curricula to help students improve English skills. However the majority of Thai students are not competent in using English language skills, especially listening skills. This is because listening requires effort and concentration, and it is difficult to determine whether someone is actually listening to a speaker. Poor listening skills can have adverse consequences. For students, poor listening can result in lower grades, incorrect assignments, lost job, opportunities, and the like. (Meskill,1996).