1. LISTENING

2. WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LISTENING AND HEARING?
SPONGE:
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LISTENING AND HEARING?

3. Difference between listening and hearing
Has been defined as
An Awareness of Sound
The Perception of Sound
The Apprehension of Sound
LISTENING
Has been defined as
The attachment of Meaning to Aural Symbols
Reception and Evaluation of Aural Symbols
Comprehension, Interpretation, Evaluation

4. Listening Survey 45% = listening 30% = speaking 16% = reading
9% = writing

5. 5 Types of Listening APPRECIATIVE LISTENING
Carried on for enjoyment or to gain a sensory impression.

6. DISCRIMINATIVE LISTENING
Helps a listener to develop sensitivity to arguments and language and to distinguish fact from opinion.

7. COMPREHENSIVE LISTENING
Enables a listener to understand a message.

8. THERAPUEUTIC/EMPATHETIC LISTENING
Allows a listener to serve as a sounding board, without evaluating or judging the message.

9. Empathetic Listening https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Evwgu369Jw
Patch 1:13

10. CRITICAL LISTENING
Enables a listener to evaluate and then to accept or reject a message.

11. Passive Listeners Believe the talker should do all of the work
Tolerate distractions
Pay more attention to how someone looks rather than what they are saying
Fail to ask questions to gain understanding

12. Passive listening examples

13. Active Listeners……

14. Active Listeners Remove distractions
Guide the talker to common interests
Do better in school
Follow directions better
Don’t waste time
Fortune magazine rates listening as the top management skill needed for success in business.

15. Active Listening Clips

16. HANDOUT: Go over 10 keys to effective listening
Go over suggestions for improving listening

17. LISTENING ACTIVITY:
*DISCRIMINATIVE LISTENING EXAMPLE: *Take a piece of paper and fold it hot dog style *Keep the paper folded *On one side number the paper 1-20 *Flip the paper over and number the paper 1-20 *LISTEN for the further instructions *LISTENING QUIZ TIME!!!