Quick Coaching Guide: Developing Effective Listeners
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Strong listening abilities are essential to students’ success, both academic and social. This guide breaks down the component skills of being a good listener, such as keeping one’s body still and one’s eyes on the speaker, showing interest in the speaker through one’s posture and expression, listening for important details, and paraphrasing what the speaker said.
Quick tips and examples help teachers envision how they can encourage the development of these skills in their students. Reflection questions and a fill-in planner help bring the ideas to life.
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Copyright ©2018 Center for Responsive Schools, Inc
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Item #: 007-QCG-CRSE
- This hands-on, structured guide helps educators to take stock of their current practice, plan for future growth, and reflect on progress made.
- Convenient, embedded professional development that connects directly to your classroom.
- Flexible for autonomous, self-paced learning, exploration, and reflection.
- Written by Responsive Classroom expert teachers.
Strong listening abilities are essential to students’ success, both academic and social. This guide breaks down the component skills of being a good listener, such as keeping one’s body still and one’s eyes on the speaker, showing interest in the speaker through one’s posture and expression, listening for important details, and paraphrasing what the speaker said.
Quick tips and examples help teachers envision how they can encourage the development of these skills in their students. Reflection questions and a fill-in planner help bring the ideas to life.
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Copyright ©2018 Center for Responsive Schools, Inc
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Item #: 007-QCG-CRSE
- This hands-on, structured guide helps educators to take stock of their current practice, plan for future growth, and reflect on progress made.
- Convenient, embedded professional development that connects directly to your classroom.
- Flexible for autonomous, self-paced learning, exploration, and reflection.
- Written by Responsive Classroom expert teachers.