Positive Psychology Study Guide Browse by Lessons Listening for the Motive of a Presentation's Message The Role of Listening in Understanding Language Reflective Listening Lesson Plan Adapting Listening & Response to Different Situations Active Listening | Overview & Examples Pragmatic Language Activities fo...
Instead of passively listening to a traditional lecture, students participate in activities such as group discussions, problem-based learning, case studies, or conceptual exercises during class time (Gilboy et al., 2015; Obradovich et al., 2015). Students are encouraged to study independently or ...
Sales reps hoping to improve their active listening skills should be willing to shadow sales reps who are proficient in this skill and be eager to hear their feedback. Here are 11 of the most effective active listening skills for sales reps to master as they practice conversing for deeper ...
Reflect feedback—repeat back to the interviewee statements, facts, and comments they have related. The interviewer acts like a “mirror,” reflecting back to the interviewee their words, feelings, and attitudes, showing to them you are listening and care about what they say (Nirenberg, 1988)....
Graduate trainees also took opportunities to communicate to students that instructors had their perceived interests at heart, primarily by noting material that was complex, reassuring students of what they did not need to know, acknowledging and explaining how instructors were listening to student input...
The second type of participant passively participates (also known as lurking or listening) by merely reading others’ posts. Generally speaking, active participation is preferred to passive participation. This is because learners are required to engage in discussions cognitively by producing ideas and ...
Learning is not a spectator sport. Students do not learn much just sitting in classes listening to teachers, memorizing prepackaged assignments, and spitting out answers. They must talk about what they are learning, write reflectively about it, relate it to past experiences, and apply it to thei...
and non-engagement. The in-class observations were coded based on BOSS terminology to report active engagement. For example, behaviors like reading aloud, raising hand, or talking about learning material were coded as active engagement whereas behaviors like listening to lecture/peer answer or reading...
The current study evaluated the effects of a novel, peer-led behavioral skills training on increasing active and empathic listening skills in six behavior analytic trainees split into three dyads. A concurrent multiple baseline across participants design demonstrated the positive and generalized effects ...
Listening to children's perspectives on play across the lifespan: Children's right to inform adults' discussions of contemporary play. Int J Play. 2014;3:136–56. Article included in meta-study. Article Google Scholar Brockman R, Fox KR, Jago R. What is the meaning and nature of active...