Macro Skill No. 1 - LISTENING (Functions, Stages, and Process).pptx

Exploring one of the macro skills students should possess. It explores the functions of listening, stages of listening and the process of listening.

1. JOEFEL S. MAGADA THE CONCEPT AND IMPORTANCE OF LISTENING Rosa Maria Aguado's Class

2. Learning Outcomes Discuss the techniques and strategies in the teaching and assessment of learning Identify important concepts of listening, listening process and listening comprehension Demonstrate how to provide timely, accurate and constructive feedback to improve learner performance in the different task in listening 01 02 03

3. How good are your listening skills? A discussion of appreciative listening, empathic listening, comprehensive listening, and analytical listening.

4. How listening different from hearing? A discussion of appreciative listening, empathic listening, comprehensive listening, and analytical listening.

5. “Hearing is the process, function of power of perceiving a sound” A discussion of appreciative listening, empathic listening, comprehensive listening, and analytical listening. Dictionary

6. “Listening is to hear something with thoughtful attention” Dictionary

7. “ Hearing is an accidental and automatic brain response to sound that requires no effort” Stand up, speak out: The Practice and Ethics of Public Speaking

8. “Listening is purposeful and focused to understand the meanings expressed by a speaker Stand up, speak out: The Practice and Ethics of Public Speaking

9. “Hearing is the reception of sound, Listening is the attachment of meaning to the sound” Kline (1996)

10. “The natural ability or an inborn trait that allows us to recognize sound through ears by catching vibrations is called hearing” Surbhi (2017)

11. “Listening is defined as the learned skill, in which we can recieve sounds through our ears, and transform them into meaningful messages” Surbhi (2017)

12. “Hearing is through the EARS, but listening is through the MIND and the HEART”

13. ACTIVE LISTENING Two types of Listening PASSIVE LISTENING

14. Active Listening Active listening is fully concentrating on what's being said, understanding the message, and responding thoughtfully. It involves paying attention to verbal and nonverbal cues, clarifying understanding, and providing feedback to show engagement.

15. Passive Voice Regarded as one way communication wherein the receiver does not respond nor give feedback to the speaker in any way

16. What is the importance of ACTIVE LISTENING?

17. The Barriers in Active Listening

18. Noise Noise distracts, interferes with the message, overloads our brains, and can cause negative emotions, all of which prevent us from fully focusing and understanding the speaker—essential for active listening.

19. Attention Span Short attention spans limit focus and increase susceptibility to distractions, making sustained concentration essential for active listening difficult.

20. Receiver bias acts as a filter, distorting the speaker's message to align with the listener's pre-existing beliefs. This prevents accurate understanding because the listener hears what they want to hear, not necessarily what the speaker is actually communicating. Receiver Biases

21. Listening apprehension, the anxiety associated with listening, distracts the listener, hinders comprehension by interfering with information processing, and can create defensiveness, all of which prevent the focus, engagement, and open-mindedness crucial for active listening. LISTENING or RECIEVER APPREHENSION

22. SIX KEY ACTIVE LISTENING SKILLS PAY ATTENTION WITHOLD JUDGEMENT REFLECT CLARITY SUMMARIZE SHARE

23. Ethical listening highlights the importance of listening with honest intentions. Respect is the key to active listening

24. Thank you for listening!