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1、How to Develop listening SkillAbstract: As technology advances, and trade and exchanges between countries increase, it is becoming more and more necessary to understand spoken English in many situations such as face-to-face conversations, telephone calls, business meetings ,lectures. speeches and so
2、 on. It is necessary for us to understand and learn English well .Among the four skills, listening is the most difficult for us to acquire. As our English teachers, we should think how to make it easier to develop their listening skill. Key words: Listen environment body language attitudeMost of us
3、have room for improvement in our listening techniques. I encourage you to practice the methods Ive just described in your very next conversation. Like anything new, they wont feel natural until youve used them a lot. But do so, and youll definitely be on your way to improving this aspect of your cha
4、risma. Meanwhile, here are some further ideas on ways to make active listening easier for you 1. Listen-really listen-to one person for one day. Choose one person you could relate to better. Commit to listening to them-not just hearing them-for one day. After each meeting, ask yourself Did I use the
5、 CARESS techniques Did I really make an effort to go beyond superficialities Did I observe verbal, vocal, and visual clues Did I note what was not being said as well as what was said Once youve gotten into this habit of nudging yourself to listen better, extend this exercise to successive days, then
6、 to other acquaintances as well. Listening well is a gift you can give to others. Itll cost you nothing, but it may be invaluable to them. 2. Create a receptive listening environment. Turn off the TV. Hold your calls. Put away your spread sheets and silence your computer. When listening, forget abou
7、t clipping your nails, crocheting, solving crossword puzzles, or snapping your chewing gum. Instead, try to provide a private, quiet, comfortable setting where you sit side by side with others without distractions. If thats not possible, perhaps suggest a later meeting in a more neutral, quieter env
8、ironment. The point is to make your partner feel like youre there for him or her. Dont be like the boss who put a desk-sized model of a parking meter on his desk, then required employees to feed the meter-10 cents for every 10 minutes of conversation. What a signal he was sending out! 3. Dont talk w
9、hen Im interrupting. If someone else is interrupting, avoid the temptation to reply in kind. Itll just raise the level of acrimony and widen the gulf between you. Instead, be the one who shows restraint by listening to them, then quietly, calmly, taking up where you left off. If youre talking, you a
10、rent learning, President Lyndon Johnson used to say. And by showing more courtesy than your adversary, you will be quietly sending a message as to how you both ought to be acting. 4. Dont overdo it. Sometimes newcomers to the skill of listening can get carried away. They know theyre supposed to have
11、 eye contact, so theyll stare so much the speaker will feel intimidated. Taught to nod their heads to show theyre understanding, theyll start bobbing like sailboats on a rough sea. Having learned to project appropriate facial expressions while listening, theyll look as if theyre suffering gastric di
12、stress. Eventually, the speaker figures out that the other person recently attended a listening seminar or read a book on the subject. But it all comes across as artificial. All good things, including listening, require moderation and suitable application. Too much exaggerated listening is just as b
13、ad as, if not worse than, none at all. 5. Practice mind-mapping. An excellent method for note taking is mind-mapping. This free-form technique helps you take notes quickly without breaking the flow of the conversation. Essentially, you use a rough diagram to connect primary pieces of information, th
14、en break it into appropriate subtopics or details. Its extremely helpful and easy to use, and not at all like the old-fashioned Roman-numeral kind of outlining you probably learned in school. If you want to know more, I recommend an excellent book Tony Buzans The Mind Map Book. 6. Be alert to your b
15、ody language. What you do with your eyes, face, hands, arms, legs, and posture sends out signals as to whether you are, or arent, listening to and understanding what the other person is saying. For example, if you noticed someone you were talking to doing the following, what would you think Glancing
16、 sideways Sighing Yawning Frowning Crossing arms on chestLooking at the ceiling Cleaning fingernails Cracking knuckles Jingling change or rattling keys Fidgeting in chair Youd very quickly get the impression-wouldnt you-that no matter what words come from this persons mouth, he or she actually has z
17、ero interest in what youre talking about and wishes youd just go away. As Ralph Waldo Emerson said, What you are is shouting so loud, I cant hear what you are saying. Conversely, consider these mannerisms Looking into your eyes Smiling frequently Raising eyebrows periodically Grinning at appropriate
18、 moments Using expressive hand gestures when speaking Keeping eyes wide open Licking lips Tilting head Leaning toward you This person shows interest in you and what youre saying. In addition, the active listener usually acknowledges the speaker verbally with such comments as I see, Uh-huh, Mmmm, or
19、Really Some people are contact-oriented, while others are much less so, preferring more space between them and the person theyre talking to. Youll be a better listener if you honor those spatial preferences.Again, when you acknowledge the other person both verbally and nonverbally, you build trust a
20、nd increase rapport. And youll probably learn something, too! 7. Abstain from judging. As someone once advised, Grow antennae, not horns. If you prejudge someone as shallow or crazy or ill-informed, you automatically cease paying attention to what they say. So a basic rule of listening is to judge o
21、nly after youve heard and evaluated what they say. Dont jump to conclusions based on how they look, or what youve heard about them, or whether theyre nervous. In fact, maybe a good exercise would be to go out of your way to listen to a difficult speaker. Maybe he talks with a thick accent. Or talks
22、much more rapidly, or more slowly, than you, or uses a lot of big words. Whatever difficulty this speaker poses, seize it as an opportunity not to prejudge but to practice your listening skills. Given some time, youll become more comfortable and effective in listening to diverse styles. 8. Listen wi
23、th empathy. No matter how outrageous, inconsiderate, false, self-centered, or pompous the person youre talking to is, remember He or she is simply trying to survive, just like you. We all deal with similar physical and psychological concerns. Some of us just have better survival strategies than othe
24、rs. Listening with empathy means asking yourself, Where is this persons anger coming from What is he or she asking for What can I do thats reasonable and noncondemning Youre not everyones shrink, and you dont have to carry the weight of the world on your back. But, on the other hand, if you can thin
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