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I want to learn by listening to the teacher

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I want to learn in order to make sense of oral communication when they are taught to listen and  learn to apply the same tactics to strengthen their command of the other language arts as their listening skills grow. Effective listening at work means fewer mistakes and less time wasted. It aids in the development of resourceful, self-reliant and I can solve my own difficulties at home.

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In today's technological age, it's much harder to get and keep students' attention then it was a decade ago. Our students' minds are filled with texts, emails, social media updates, and what's going on with their friends. It's a struggle to get our students to actually engage in active listening while we teach. How could there be any learning when students aren't even listening? Many of us take the time to ensure that students are not only hearing the words that we speak, but actually taking a moment to let it soak in and really listen to them. While this may be quite a challenge for many of us, it is possible for students to actively listen as we teach. Here are 10 teaching strategies to help students listen today.

1. Model Good Listening Skills

Many times we are formulating what we want to say next while trying to listen to what our students are trying to say. While we should be listening intently to every word, it can be quite obvious that our thoughts are elsewhere. Try modeling good listening skills by restating what the student talking has said. This will show your students that were listening to every word they said. You can also use this teaching strategy to see if students were listening to you as well.

2. Get to Know Your Students

Research shows that students are more likely to listen to a teacher who has taken the time to get to know them versus those who have not. They are also more likely to listen to someone whom they know on a more personal level. Take the time to really get to know your students, their hobbies, who their friends are, and so on. And let them get to know who you are. You can easily do this by playing a getting-to-know you game in the beginning of the school year or having them fill out a student questionnaire.

3. Use a Hand Signal

A wonderful way to sharpen those listening skills is to use a non-verbal hand signal. It can go something like this, "After I read the following statement, I would like to you to hold up one finger if you agree with it or two fingers if you disagree with it." This strategy asks all students to fully participate, and it will be obvious if a student wasn't paying attention at the end of the statement.

4. Talk Less

Most of the time teachers spend the majority of their day talking and lecturing to students. But listening to you talk does not ensure that students are actually learning. What you want to do is talk less and have students talk more. Try several mini-lessons through the day where students listen for shorter periods of time and talk amongst their group about what they are learning.

5. Utilize Technology

Listening to others speak is just as informative as listening to you speak. With all of the educational technology that is out there today, why not give that a try? Carefully select a movie, documentary, or app that will teach students about what they are learning. Any of these ideas will be good alternatives.

6. Give Students a Listening Task

Another great way to inspire active listening is to give students a task. Have students partner up and discuss what they heard you, the teacher, talk about. For example, you can say "I am going to discuss five facts about the moon. I will pause along the way, and you will take turns discussing what you heard with your partner."

7. Have Students "Check-in" with Each Other

There will be times when students will miss what you said, and instead of interrupting you to find out what that is, you can have them "check-in" with a neighbor. Each day give students a few moments to compare notes or talk with their neighbors about anything that they may have missed or need clarity on.

8. Hold All Students Accountable

If you really want your students to listen to you when you talk, then you must hold them accountable for listening. Instead of giving them all of the notes or key concepts that they need to know, only give them half of them. The other half they will have to listen to you to get. By providing only an outline for them to follow, you are ensuring that they will listen to you as you speak.

9. Listening for Questions

Whatever way that you decide you want your students to learn, have it be through you, a movie, or educational technology, have students listen for a purpose. When students have a purpose, they are more apt to listen. Next time you are teaching a lesson, pause after a few minutes and have students write down a question that they have about what they just heard.

10. Break the Monotony

It's easy to drift to never-never land when you know what the teacher is going to say. Be sure to break the monotony of your lessons and your school day to ensure students are always on their toes. If they think they can be called upon at any time to answer a question, they will be more apt to listen.

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10 Teaching Strategies to Help Students Listen - TeachHUB

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In today's technological age, it's much harder to get and keep students' attention then it was a decade ago. Our students' minds are filled with texts, emails, social media updates, and what's going on with their friends. It's a struggle to get our students to actually engage in active listening while we teach.

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I'm a fan of black and white, that is why, before, I prefer to learn through taking down notes so it is easy for me to go over my notes, but since the modernization is in circulation plus the pandemic, in order for me to learn,I need to engage my self in technology to reinforce my knowledge and learn more.

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I want to learn through listening to the teacher because teachers knows best😍😍😍😍😍😍

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I want to learn through listening to the teacher because teachers knows best😍😍😍😍😍😍

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As I am, I prefer to learn by listening to the teacher.

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I want to learn by lestining to the tracher.

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I want to learn by surfing the net because there wide range of information on the internet that will help me understand the lesson better. For instance, if I want to lwarn how to cook a specific dish, I will just search for its video tutorial in the internet, it is more convenient and effective. But since the internet can be access by anyone, we cant stop the spread of the false information, so as a student we should know how to differentiate facts from fake information that is circulating all over the internet.

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I prefer learning through surfing the internet, during this time that pandemic has a great impact in our lives, I say that surfing through the internet is the most convinient way to learn as it keep us from interacting with other people, since it is not safe to interact with other people today due to covid19.

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As I am, I prefer to learn by engaging real situations because I believed "Experience is the best Teacher". However, people begin to learn by trying peripheral activities, then take on more complex activities as they grow in confidence and see other people perform them.

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How To Study Smarter, Not Harder - From How We Learn by Benedict Carey

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I want to learn through experiential learning or learning by doing.  I want to engage in the hands-on experience and reflection  to be able to connect theories and knowledge  learned in the classroom to real-life situations.

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The ways that I want to learn is through listening to the teacher and be engage into different authentic activities. Experiencing games and activities that helps me to analyze and build ideas.

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I learn by taking down notes and listening the teacher ☺️

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What are your ways to learn best?