Hello .. could any one help me with some materials ppt about the active listening as i will have a lecture tomorrow. hope to receive your positive response ... thank you........
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Hi Wahid,
I guess you would first need to know what background and levels of individuals you are going to train. Once you have an understanding of that, you will be able to work on developing and finding materials.
If you require further assistance for any module at a future date, please do let me know.
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Rohan
From India, Bangalore
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I guess you would first need to know what background and levels of individuals you are going to train. Once you have an understanding of that, you will be able to work on developing and finding materials.
If you require further assistance for any module at a future date, please do let me know.
Regards,
Rohan
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Hi, Out of all the suggestions, I can suggest to you how to start this session of Active Listening. Try and play this game with the group. Pick one person randomly and tell him a word, for example, "Umbrella." Now, he has to describe the same to others using code language:
- He can use only alphabets with direction
- Geometrical figures with positions.
Let the team scribble whatever they can interpret and then declare the winner as the one who could draw the figure. Try this out:
1. Make the concave semi-circle
2. Join the two ends with multiple semi-circles of a small radius
3. With the centermost small semi-circle, drop an alphabet 'j'
4. On the top of the big semicircle, place a cone.
This will surely trigger their minds and ears to focus on the objective of the lecture. Good wishes, Ankita Puri
From India, New Delhi
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- He can use only alphabets with direction
- Geometrical figures with positions.
Let the team scribble whatever they can interpret and then declare the winner as the one who could draw the figure. Try this out:
1. Make the concave semi-circle
2. Join the two ends with multiple semi-circles of a small radius
3. With the centermost small semi-circle, drop an alphabet 'j'
4. On the top of the big semicircle, place a cone.
This will surely trigger their minds and ears to focus on the objective of the lecture. Good wishes, Ankita Puri
From India, New Delhi
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Dear Ankita, That was really a wonderful tip, Do you have any video or play that can seen in order to have a proper understanding, Regards, Suhail Shaikh
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