this is an English 10 Lesson in quarter 2: Analytical Listening, including different activities

1. Employing Analytical Listening in
Problem Solving
English Grade 10 – Listening Skills

2. Hook Question
• Have you ever had a misunderstanding
because you didn't really listen?
• Let students briefly share their experiences.

3. What is Listening?
• Listening is more than hearing. It's the active
process of receiving, constructing meaning,
and responding to spoken messages.

4. Types of Listening
• 1. Appreciative Listening – For enjoyment
(e.g., music, stories)
• 2. Empathetic Listening – To understand
feelings (e.g., comforting a friend)
• 3. Comprehensive Listening – To learn and
remember (e.g., lectures)
• 4. Analytical Listening – To evaluate, solve
problems, and make decisions

5. Graphic Organizer: Types of
Listening
• Type of Listening | Purpose | Example
• -------------------|---------|--------
• Appreciative | Enjoyment | Listening to
music
• Empathetic | Emotional support |
Comforting a friend
• Comprehensive | Understanding | Listening
to instructions
• Analytical | Evaluation & Problem-Solving
| Group decision-making

6. What is Analytical Listening?
• - A process of listening carefully to analyze
information
• - Focuses on logic, structure, and clarity
• - Helps in solving problems and making fair
decisions

7. Why is Analytical Listening
Important?
• - Helps avoid misunderstandings
• - Strengthens decision-making
• - Encourages collaboration and fairness

8. Scenario Practice
• Scenario: A group member says, 'I didn’t finish
the task because I was too busy at home.'
• Ask students:
• - What is the speaker’s main point?
• - Is this a fact or an excuse?
• - How can we respond analytically instead of
emotionally?

9. Analytical Listening in Real Life
• - During group work
• - In family arguments
• - When making tough decisions
• - When resolving conflicts with friends

10. Activity: Listening Role Play
• Instructions:
• 1. Pair up.
• 2. One plays the speaker; the other is the
analytical listener.
• 3. Use one of the scenarios provided.
• 4. Switch roles after 5 minutes.
• 5. Reflect: How did analytical listening help?

11. Reflection Questions
• - How is analytical listening different from just
hearing?
• - What challenges do you face when trying to
listen analytically?
• - How can you improve this skill in your daily
life?

12. Summary
• - Listening is a skill, not just a habit.
• - Analytical listening helps us think before we
react.
• - Every conversation is a chance to solve
problems better.

13. Thank You!
• "The biggest communication problem is we do
not listen to understand. We listen to reply."