1. Listening Skills
Tomsa Ana
Miron Victoria
XI “C” Grade
“Prometeu-Prim” Lyceum

2. Introduction
Pure listening builds trust, credibility,
and respect. One reason is that when you
fully listen instead of trying to compose
your response, the result is a relevant
and on-target response. What you say
when you do respond is proof of how well
you listen.

3. >looking around
>come across as rushed
The “Preoccupied’s”
>doing smth. else >can’t sit still and LISTEN
>multitaskers

4. The “Out-to-Lunchers”
>blank look on their faces
>daydreaming
>Physically there for you but not Mentally

5. The “Interrupters”
>ready to chime in at any given time
>complete the sentence for you
>try to guess what you will say
>they are NOT Listening to you

6. The “Whatevers”
>remain aloof
>show little emotion
>DON’T CARE about anything you have to say

7. The “Combatives”
>are armed and ready for war
>enjoy Disagreeing and Blaming others

8. The “Analysts”
>ANALYZE-WHAT-YOU-ARE-SAYING-AND-FIX-IT mode
>counselor and therapist
>provide you with unsolicited answers
>love to help
>think are great listeners

9. The “Engagers”
>let your ideas unfold
>encourage you to continue talking
>let you discover your own solutions
>put themselves in the speaker’s shoes
>the Consciously Aware Listeners
>LISTEN with their eyes, ears and hearts

10. The End