The Art of listening

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"Art of listening : learn the most neglected basic skill"
"Stage Fright Productions"@en

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"Limited public performance rights."@en
"Uses family and workplace situations to teach seven "laws" of good listening. Each law is a key toward improved listening and communication."
"Uses home and workplace situations to teach seven "laws of good listening". Illustrates the suprising value of attentive silence, the need to find something of interest in the person speaking, and the importance of staying out of the speaker's way. Discusses how and when to take notes, the role of body language in listening, and the need to "listen between the words" for feelings. Explores how people use different "filtering systems" to give the same message completely different meanings."
"Expounds seven laws of good listening: spend more time listening; learn to want to listen; stay out of the way; listen to what people mean, not what they say; take notes at the right times; assume the proper stance; be aware of your filters."
"Uses family and workplace situations to teach good listening techniques. Illustrates the surprising value of silence, the need to find something of interest in the person speaking, and the importance of staying out of the speaker's way. Emphasizes the role of body language in listening, and the need to "listen between the words" for feelings. Shows how to improve communication through a series of eye-opening cross-cultural situations and teaches business etiquette by showing how to make and acknowledge introductions, the hidden message of the handshake, cubicle courtesy, and electronic etiquette."
"Uses family and workplace situations to teach good listening techniques. Illustrates the surprising value of silence, the need to find something of interest in the person speaking, and the importance of staying out of the speaker's way. Emphasizes the role of body language in listening, and the need to "listen between the words" for feelings. Shows how to improve communication through a series of eye-opening cross-cultural situations and teaches business etiquette by showing how to make and acknowledge introductions, the hidden message of the handshake, cubicle courtesy, and electronic etiquette."@en
"This engaging program uses home and workplace situations to teach seven "Laws of Good Listening.""@en
"Uses family and workplace situations to teach good listening techniques. Illustrates the surprising value of silence, the need to find something of interest in the person speaking, and the importance of staying out of the speaker's way. Emphasizes the role of body language in listening, and the need to "listen between the words" for feelings."
"Uses family and workplace situations to teach good listening techniques. Illustrates the surprising value of silence, the need to find something of interest in the person speaking, and the importance of staying out of the speaker's way. Emphasizes the role of body language in listening, and the need to "listen between the words" for feelings."@en
"Uses family and workplace situations to teach good listening techniques. Illustrates the surprising value of silence, the need to find something of interest in the person speaking, and the importance of staying out of the speaker's way. Emphasizes the role of body language in listening, and the need to "listen between the words" for feelings."
"Expounds seven laws of good listening : spend more time listening; learn to want to listen; stay out of the way; listen to what people mean, not what they say; take notes at the right times; assume the proper stance; be aware of your filters."@en
"Expounds seven laws of good listening : spend more time listening; learn to want to listen; stay out of the way; listen to what people mean, not what they say; take notes at the right times; assume the proper stance; be aware of your filters."
"Music. This video series is an introduction to music for high school students. Part one covers melody, harmony (intervals and chords), rhythm and tempo, while part 2 looks at timbre, improvisation, counterpoint, dynamics, rhythm patterns and syncopation."@en
"Teach the seven laws of better listening! A coffee shop provides the setting for two college students to watch and discuss their video class project on the on the most basic of skills, listening. We spend more time listening than any activity except breathing, yet we listen at only a fraction of our potential. Art of Listening teaches practical techniques to use immediately. It presents listening as a skill your students can learn, practice, and perfect. This engaging program uses home and workplace situations to teach seven 'Laws of Good Listening.' The program illustrates the surprising value of attentive silence, the need to find something of interest in the person speaking, and the importance of staying out of the speaker's way. The techniques suggest how and when to take notes, the role of body language in listening, and the need to 'listen between the words' for feelings. The program explores how people use different 'filtering systems' to give the same message completely different meanings. Each "law" is a key toward improved listening and communication."@en
"This video teaches listening as a skill your students can learn, practice, and perfect. Family and workplace situations teach the seven laws of good listening : spend more time listening; learn to want to listen; stay out of the way; listen to what people mean, not what they say; take notes at the right times; assume the proper stance; be aware of your filters."