Done naturally, no effort.
What is hearing?
You should do this at the speaker to show you're paying attention.
What is look?
When taking notes, it's okay to have incomplete ones of these.
What are sentences?
The "T" in SLANT means you should do this to the speaker.
What is track?
Your teacher is giving directions and you start working on step 1 immediately. Good listener or bad listener?
What is bad listener?
Requires effort by you.
What is listening?
You should not do this with whispering, talking, or asking questions.
What is interrupt?
Only write key ones of these and phrases when taking notes.
What are words?
The "S" in SLANT stands for this direction.
What is sit up?
You're taking notes and write "photosyn" instead of "photosynthesis." Good strategy or bad strategy?
What is good strategy?
__________ is a sound entering your ears.
What is hearing?
You should not make these like clicking, tapping, etc.
What are noises?
ou should write in these when taking notes, not someone else's.
What are your own words?
The "L" in SLANT means you should do this a little.
What is lean forward?
Someone is speaking and you have a question, so you whisper it to your neighbor. Good listener or bad listener?
What is bad listener?
________ is a learned skill and needs to be practiced to improve.
What is listening?
You should do this about what is being said.
What is think?
You can use these and symbols to make note-taking faster.
What are abbreviations?
The "N" in SLANT stands for these two actions.
What is nod and respond?
You're taking notes but they're messy and have incomplete sentences. Should you start over to make them perfect?
What is no?
_______ means you take the sounds you hear and process them in your brain to understand, comprehend, and remember.
What is listening?
When directions are being given, you should do this to all of them before you do any of them.
What is listen?
Do not write this way when taking notes—it means copying exactly what you hear.
What is word for word?
The "A" in SLANT stands for this—which means doing all the listening strategies.
What is act?
Name two things from SLANT you should be doing right now while sitting in class.
What are sit up, lean forward, track the speaker, nod and respond, or act/do strategies?