Active listening is at the core of all communication and critical thinking. It is not just about how you are learning to listen, it’s also about you helping others to …
In addition to the verbal responses you might receive, there are several non-verbal cues to look out for that might help you identify a competitive listener. This can also help …
Mastering awareness and reflection allows you to understand people and develop strong relationships based on mutual respect and good rapport. These skills go hand-in-hand with empathy and accountability. To successfully …
The final two key characteristics of active listening are “paraphrasing” and “summarize and recap”. The above video shows EI paraphrasing in a conversation with Dr Beck, so let’s start with …
Let’s zoom out and consider why listening is such an important skill in the first place. Source “Nonverbal communication allows us to contextualize the meaning of verbally expressed words, as …
These articles are from the online course:
Active Listening: How to Be an Effective Communicator