Listening in Criminal Justice
Which listening aspect does sufficient to uplift the speaker's point?
Speaker's evidence and reasoning
What is the benefit of having good listening skills as a teacher?
Create a good relationship with you students
Why is it important to listen to patients?
To know what their goals are with physical therapy.
What is pseudolistening?
Pretending to listen.
Is there only one correct style of listening?
No
What is an example of message overload?
Tempering with the U.S mail is a federal crime that can result in message overload.
What might kids take to heart and read what was said negatively?
When you don't reserve your judgement
Why should I also be listening with my eyes?
To see what workouts hurt them even when they do not say anything.
What aspect is coming to be a significant aspect of children's focus?
What does it mean to be a conversational narcissist?
Conversational narcissists are "people who focus on themselves and their interests instead of listening and encouraging others"
Listening for ____ before ____.
Information and evaluating.
Why is it best to offer comfort?
Students will start to trust you as a person and be able to learn better from you to feel safer when talking to you about things.
Asking questions is important why?
To know all the small things that hurt when they are not comfortable talking about it.
What is the difference between a "fat" and "skinny" question and how does this improve a teacher's listening skills?
A skinny question is a simple "yes" or "no" questions while a "fat" question goes to find a deeper meaning or the meaning behind said question.
What does it mean to be a mindful listener?
"Mindful listening involves being fully present with others - paying close attention to their gestures, manner and silences and as well as to what they say'
What is an example of a consequence of misunderstanding information in the media in the criminal justice field?
Can receive blame for public misinformation.
Talking more than listening does what?
Decrease how much the students will learn
Taking notes while I'm listening is important why?
In case I forget about a detail that they told me I can look back on my notes.
Why is being sensitive to personal and situational factors so vital as an elementary school teacher?
It is incredibly important to listen to what the child has to say. You have to be a person that your students feel they can come to with a problem or a tough situation and be sensitive to their emotions. If not, you may cause a future problem for the child.
What does the term "selective listening" describe?
A faulty listening habit that describes the process of "tuning in and out"
What is one benefit that police that police can listening leadership skill?
Helps build trust.
Listening to the noise around them helps who the most?
Helps students who are visually impaired the most.
Why is it so important to say what I heard back to the patients while I was listening?
To make sure I understand each piece of information that they had told me.
What is the importance of active listening in elementary education?
Active listening promotes mindful thinking, which can reduce anxiety and depression in students. It can also help students build relationships because as they engage themselves in conversation, their peers are more likely to view them as open and interested. And finally, practicing active listening can promote empathy—a skill that can enrich a student’s life both in and outside of the classroom.
Which therapy technique was the main topic of discussion?
Cognitive behavioral therapy