Category: Listening

We should consider several points when helping our students to practise listening skills. Several points should be taken into account when helping our students to practise listening skills. They can be trained together with reading skills. A specific vocabulary can be pre-taught in the reading section. Provide exercises practising unknown words, idioms, set phrases. Business…

Based on Toastmasters, a boundless measure of courses, workshops, and preparations we see that are accessible, are built around talking, particularly open talking, is very attractive and looked for after aptitude. Open talking is viewed as a fundamental capacity for individuals who want to propel their vocation in business and governmental issues. Yet, considering all…

Listening is the foundation of coaching. Throughout the work on the PCD, I was able to experience how basic this skill is to the performance of the coach. Thats why I chose it to be the topic of the third reflective essay in which I will discuss the merits of being non-judgemental. I will also…

Introduction to the Art of Listening Sometimes all a person wants is an empathetic ear; all he or she needs is to talk it out. Just offering a listening ear and an understanding heart for his or her suffering can be a big comfort.-Roy T. Bennett. Listening is more than just hearing and receiving messages.…

Coaching is all about being real, real to oneself and to the client at the same time. Its about this authentic relationship, neutral and non-judgmental communication process. It starts at the very essence of the coach emptying himself from himself. Everything in coaching hinges on listening – … Listening, then, is the gateway through which…

Introduction to listening Listening is one of the major skills that human possesses. Listening is required for us to gather information, understand it, enjoy it and also learn. Listening process can be defined as a form of process which involves a series of intellectual process that includes receiving, understanding, remembering, evaluating, and responding. Listening is…

Listening Skills Describe and discuss the merits of being non-judgmental rather than judgmental. Explain why being judgmental can sabotage a coach-client relationship. Non-Judgmental Coaching Sometimes, all you need is someone who will listen. It is fortune enough to have people around you who hear you and not judge you. This quote by Tara Estacaan highlights…