4. Listening Flashcards
(5 cards)
Stages in Listening
People can choose what to listen to. It is important to motivate the listeners to select your message.
What helps an audience listen to a message?
- Activity and Movement (to listen to an action-packed message)
-Concrete words and images (that the audience can visualize)
-Issues and Events close to an audience (focus on the problems in the audience s own community)
-Familiar ideas and events
- + New, different or novel ideas and events
-Stories that create suspense
-Conflict
-Humor
Barriers to Effective Listening
Information Overload
Personal Concerns
Outside Distractions
PREJUDICE
Improving Your Note-Taking Skills
- Prepare
- Determine whether you need to take notes
- Make a decision about the type of notes you need to take
- Make your notes meaningful.
Listening and Critical Thinking
The ability to separate facts from inferences is one of the most basic critical thinking and listening skills.
Inference = conclusion based on partial information.