Full Description
Listening—the most underrated skill in education
Listening—the process of actively receiving, constructing meaning from, and responding to spoken or non-verbal messages—is essential for teaching and learning. How can we check for understanding and ensure that students' contributions are heard and understood by peers and teachers?
In Learning to Listen and Listening to Learn, bestselling authors and internationally respected educators John Hattie and Lyn Sharratt demonstrate how listening can foster positive relationships, trust, and understanding while enhancing student learning. With a wealth of research to guide educators through the process of infusing active, sensitive, and empathetic listening skills into the classroom and school culture, this important guide includes:
The Visible CLARITY 5-Ear Listening Model
Reflection prompts and mantras to help reinforce key learnings from each chapter
Guidance on how to assess and enhance leaders', teachers', and students' listening skills
When we value every student's voice, we create an inclusive environment that encourages diverse perspectives, fosters equity, and develops accurate listening, empowering students to articulate their thoughts and enhancing skills they will use for their lifetimes.
Contents
Foreword by John Malloy
Chapter 1: Listening to Hear
Chapter 2: The Five-Ear Listening Model
Chapter 3: Listening Together
Chapter 4: Listening Skills
Chapter 5: Listening in the Classroom
Chapter 6: Listening to Voices: Who is Doing the most Listening, Talking, Interpreting and Thinking?
Chapter 7: Measuring Listening Skills
Chapter 8: Listening Enhances the School Improvement Work - A Case Study
Chapter 9: Concluding Thoughts
Epilogue: Dr Pak Tee Ng
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