Say What?
Listening to your favorite music instead of the teacher.
What is ignoring the teacher?
Talking before someone else is done talking.
What is interrupting?
Eyes, ears, brain and heart
What parts of the body do we use for listening?
When someone tells a friend about something they are excited about and that person starts talking about something else without even saying anything about what the exciting thing was!
What is listening without heart or empathy
It is using movement or position to communicate.
What is body language?
Listening to all of the instructions before starting something.
What is giving full attention.
Taking a bite of food just before answering a question.
What is talking with your mouth full?
Ask a question when they are done talking.
What is one way to show interest in what someone is saying?
Coloring a picture when the teacher said to work on math.
What is an example of not following directions
Do this to calm yourself when you are frustrated, so you can think better.
What is breathing 3 long, slow breaths?
Judy can't hear because her earbuds are in.
What is ignoring?
Belching loudly during read aloud.
What is rude. distracting,
Walking in someone else's shoes
What is having empathy
Watching someone's movements to get a hint as to how they are feeling.
What is noticing body language?
Listening with your brain.
What is paying close attention to what the person is saying and thinking about it?
Putting distractions away before starting a zoom.
What is giving full attention?
Waiting patiently for a person to pause in their speaking before saying something.
What is not interrupting?
Having a different perspective
What is seeing something from a different point of view.
Ask questions.
What can you do to find out more about what a person is telling you?
Being in the moment
What is being mindful?
Turning off movies, games, radio or other devices.
What is removing disractions?
Be sure that you understand what someone is saying.
What is repeating what you heard to see if it is correct?
Empathy
What is the ability to try to feel what it might feel like to go through what the other person is experiencing?
Three parts of active listening.
What are looking at the person, Thinking about what they are saying, (brain), caring about it(heart), repeating what you think you hear and asking questions?
Thinking about what you will say next while a person is talking.
What is not paying attention to what someone is saying?