Listening Padlet by Mary Ann Keith https://padlet.com/mkeith1/listeningpadlet1 Made with charisma en-us 2017-04-07 20:02:15 UTC 2017-04-11 15:59:05 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Beartoy.png LISTENING PADLET - AMA 113 mkeith1 https://padlet.com/mkeith1/listeningpadlet1/wish/165471689 Double click anywhere on this Padlet and type in your assignment (see previous instructions) anywhere on the board. Please comment on at least one other student's posting. ]]> 2017-04-07 20:08:14 UTC https://padlet.com/mkeith1/listeningpadlet1/wish/165471689 5 Words that describe ineffective listening https://padlet.com/mkeith1/listeningpadlet1/wish/165775121
1. Interrupting the speaker
 - Interrupting the speaker when they are talking can throw them completely off topic, and set them out of order which can make th entire speech confusing. Hold your questions/comments
2. Body Language
 - If you are slouching in your chair or have your head down, it can make your speaker feel like you are disengaging from what they are saying. Which can lead to making them feel like you do not care.
3. Facial Expressions
 - Whether or not you agree with what the speaker is saying it is important to keep a smile on your face or to offer a reassuring nod. This can make the speaker feel more comfortable speaking rather than looks of disgust or disagreement. 
4.  Not participating
  - This includes working on unrelated tasks or tasks that have no connection to what the speaker is talking about.  To be actively participating you must give your full attention to the speaker. 
5. Taking Notes
   - When taking notes make sure it is an appropriate time and that your notes are careful and complete. Do not try and write down everything said. If you are actively listening you will know what parts of the speech can be cut out vs. what needs to be remembered. 


Ke-Lashae Summers

]]> 2017-04-10 20:49:47 UTC https://padlet.com/mkeith1/listeningpadlet1/wish/165775121 UNDERSTANDING THE 5 STEP LISTENING PROCESS https://padlet.com/mkeith1/listeningpadlet1/wish/165779192 2017-04-10 21:24:19 UTC https://padlet.com/mkeith1/listeningpadlet1/wish/165779192 5 Phrases the describe effective listening – Heather Yunker https://padlet.com/mkeith1/listeningpadlet1/wish/165781513 1)      Eye Contact – this shows the speaker that you are giving them your undivided attention.
2)      Head nodding – indicates that you are understanding what the speaker is saying.
3)      Giving regular feedback – interjecting comments or statements at the appropriate pauses in the speakers’ dialogue.
4)      Nonverbal body language – this is important when listening to the speaker so you can understand the message he or she is presenting. Is he angry, excited, or annoyed?
5)      Repeat what the speaker says. If this is a task or a direction, repeating will be important in telling the speaker that you heard and understand what they said.

   Heather Yunker

]]> 2017-04-10 21:45:18 UTC https://padlet.com/mkeith1/listeningpadlet1/wish/165781513 Listening Padlet https://padlet.com/mkeith1/listeningpadlet1/wish/165796660 Vocal characteristics can change the pitch in your voice  if you are afraid and in your speaking voice.

Time and space- if someone has a higher authority and may be handling other things they may make the other person wait until they want to see them not taking into consideration of the other person's time.

Personal appearance- people may look at you differently if you not  dress in a professional  way, have tattoos, or even have dread locks,

Empathic listening-understand someone's feelings and needs so that way you have an idea of what they are trying to say to you and you may agree or disagree with what they are saying to you.

Defensive listening-if you can't take constructive criticism you can take it the wrong way and not want to listen to certain points they may have to give you and you shut down or have an attitude towards them for giving you some advice that could help the situation at hand.

Trellis Cobb







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