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Listening is an active process that involves receiving, processing, and interpreting words. It requires taking in meaningful sounds and retaining and using what we hear. Effective listening is a skill that few people naturally have but can develop through practice. Some tips for being a better listener include minimizing distractions, listening for understanding rather than just hearing, and developing an attentive listening attitude.
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Welcome audience
- 3. What is listening ??? Listening is the process of making sense out of word we hear. Listening is an active process of receiving , processing and interpreting words. Listening involves taking in meaningful sounds and noises in someway , retaining and using them. Communication is not only speaking it requires listening as well. According to (Frank Tyger) “Hearing is one of body five senses but listening is an art …”
- 6. Pied piper ….. Characters: Pied piper: Mahnoor Mayor : Sahar Pied piper’s uncle: Laiba Sharif Town people: Laiba and Ayesha Narrator: Seemal
- 9. Listening effectively All most every one believe that he or she listen effectively .Very few people think they need to develop their listening skills. But ,infact listening effectively is something that very few of us do. It is not because listening effectively is difficult . Most of us have just never developed the habit that would make us effective listeners….
- 11. Activity Ssshhh Please stay quiet for 2 minutes and listen to the sounds around !!
- 12. SssHhhh ……
- 13. Quotes and sayings about listening • An appreciative listener is always stimulating • Listen or thy tongue will keep thee deaf. • "Silent" and "listen" are spelled with the same letters. • If animals could talk, the world would lose its best listeners.
- 14. • Listening is the language modality that is used most frequently . It has been estimated that adults spend almost half their communication time listening and students may receive as much as 90% of their in school information through listening to instructors and to one another . When you are not listening you are not learning . When you are not listening you are preventing opportunity .
- 15. •Listen alertly •Listen for understanding •Develop listening attitude…
- 16. Please audience listen to the story and complete the work sheets !!!
- 17. Minimize both internal and external distraction .You can always get rid of headache but you can close the windows if the driver of the truck is outside rewing his trucks engine .If you are listening to a lecture for an exam in biology class you will want to pay closer attention then if you are watching the local.
- 21. WHO‘S THE THIEF?? WHO’S THE CATCHER??
- 22. Thank you for coming, hope you have enjoyed !!! By Ayesha,laiba,laiba,Mahnoor, Rida,Sahar and Seemal …..