1. 3rd Period
Sit but don’t get comfortable. I am making a few seat changes.

2. Do now Aug. 7, 2015
What is the difference between listening and hearing?
What are 3 kinds of listening?
Have your do now visible to be checked.

3. What should I do if: I have a problem on the computer:
Try to fix the problem within reason
Restart the computer
Start the directions from the beginning
If you cannot fix the problem, make a note of what the problem is.
If possible, I will come to help you.

4. What should volume sound like:
From me while on computers:
Students should be at Level 0 the ENTIRE time that they are at computer station.
Headphones should be worn at ALL times while on computers…even if you aren’t listening to anything at the time.

5. What should computer volume sound like:
Computer volume should be set no higher than 50 on the volume scale.
Because you will be wearing headphones, no one around you should be able to hear your headphones.

6. Can I listen to music while at computer station?
What do you think?
Yes!!! However, all previous volume rules apply.
Music may be listened to from the computer ONLY.
You MAY NOT listen to music on your phone.

7. Any questions?

8. Move into your groups 2 minutes
Computer
Small Group
Kyle, Keith, Larry, Jawan, Blake
Markia, Jermaney, Jarrel, Kamra
Jason, Angel, Briyanna
Cory, Kaylin
Imajah, Daja, Jovanni, Le’Shian
Michael Cle., Michael Co., Duriyiane
Tangla, Maurice, Kyron, Skyler
Damon, Jahii

9. Groups Computer Small Group Brandon, Chelsea, Jalan, Destiny
Pierce, Denee’, Tariq, D’Nira
De’Angel, Khaira, Stanford
Kenwyon
Isiah, Andrea, Manisha, Ross
Emily, Brianna, Tyrelle, Gemal
Starr, Shaheed, Ian, Gregrielle
Darrione

10. Small Group Directions
Have your left page assignment out and ready to be checked.
Be prepared to continue your notes from yesterday.

11. How to be a good listener in the classroom
1. Sit up and stay still
2. Look at the teacher
3. Follow instructions
4. Ask questions when you are unsure but not a question that has already been answered.

12. 5. Try not to sit with friends.
6. Be prepared for class.
7. Be organized.

13. Bad Listening Habits 1. Criticizing the speaker
2. Listening only for facts
3. Not taking notes
4. Creating OR tolerating distractions
5. Letting emotional words block the message.

14. Activity

15. 3 keys to develop active listening
1. Keep an open mind.
Give the speaker your full attention.
2. Ignore distractions
Sit up front when possible
POLITELY ask others to be quiet

16. 3. Participate
Make eye contact
Use body language to show you’re still engaged

17. Left Page Illustrate 2 example of good listening
Illustrate 2 example of bad listening

18. Reminder
Quiz Tuesday, August, 11

19. Exit Ticket
Based on the lists provided earlier, which good listening habits do you have?
Which bad listening habits do you have?
If you have bad listening habits, how do you think you can change the bad listening habits?