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INGLIZ TILI DARSLARIDA HUQUQSHUNOS TALABALARNING TINGLAB TUSHUNISH MAHORATINI OSHIRISH

listening comprehension, law students, legal English, speech competence, ESP, scaffolding, pedagogical strategy, interactive learning, cognitive load.

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This scientific article explores innovative pedagogical strategies and scaffolding frameworks aimed at enhancing the listening comprehension proficiency of law students within English for Specific Purposes (ESP) courses. The study addresses the acute challenges law students encounter when processing complex oral legal discourse, authentic court trials, and professional jargon. Utilizing a mixed-methods design, the research evaluates the integration of interactive digital blueprints and simulated contextual audios. The findings demonstrate that structured audio scaffolding significantly mitigates cognitive load and sharpens professional speech competence. Ultimately, the study provides strategic recommendations for incorporating authentic legal communication into modern university curricula.