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    The document discusses different types of listening: 1. Ideal listening is concentrating fully on the speaker's message and combining views. 2. Projective listening involves absorbing information through one's own perspective and experience. 3. Passive listening is listening without reacting or paying full attention. 4. Marginal listening occurs when there is too much information, ignoring details. 5. Empathic listening is being attentive, finding similarities to emotionally connect and respond.

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    The document discusses different types of listening: 1. Ideal listening is concentrating fully on the speaker's message and combining views. 2. Projective listening involves absorbing information through one's own perspective and experience. 3. Passive listening is listening without reacting or paying full attention. 4. Marginal listening occurs when there is too much information, ignoring details. 5. Empathic listening is being attentive, finding similarities to emotionally connect and respond.

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    TYPES OF LISTENING

    ARE YOU AN ACTIVE LISTENER?


    • If you concentrate on what you hear and process the information
    so that your views and the speaker's message are unified or
    combined. That is called Ideal Listening. 

    • On the other hand, if you listen and absorb the information according to your
    perspective. You associate what you hear with your own experience, and you
    make meaning based on your perspective. This is called Projective Listening. 
    Passive Listening

    • listening without reacting. allowing someone to speak, without


    interrupting. Not doing anything else at the same time, and yet not
    really paying attention to what's being said.
    • This type of listening listener pretends to be listening but absorbed in
    thinking or doing something .
    • Example: Students pretending like they are listening to the teacher. 
    Marginal Listening 

    • Type of listening exists when there is the provision of too much


    information. This can be an overloading of the information. In This,  listener
    knows the subject of communication but very briefly, that means, detailed
    are totally ignored. 

    Examples: Students will only listen to the subject where they are interested . 
    Empathic Listening 

    + Empathic listening is the practice of being attentive and responsive to


    others' input during conversation. Listening empathically entails
    making an emotional connection with the other person and finding
    similarities between their experience and your own so you can give a
    more heartfelt response.
    Turn your module
    into page 9
    Answer the
    following 
    2. All of the students are all
    Identify the type of 1. Ben is only listening if the
    ears when they're teacher is
    Listening. subject is English.
    teaching.

    5. during meeting, anna


    3. since they're math teacher 4. anna is depressed, and
    sneaks her phone under table
    is unbending they are she's lucky enough to have
    the but still manage to make
    keeping themselves alive aimee as her best friend to
    an eye contact to the
    during their math subject.  give her advice whenever. 
    discussant. 
    Let's Review your
    knowledge about Figures
    of Speech 
    SIMILE
    + Is a literary device where the writer employs the words "like", "similar
    to", "resemble" or "as" to compare. 
    METAPHOR 
    Similar to simile; however it makes comparison without using the word
    "like" or "as" 
    PERSONIFICATION
    + It is an abstract concept, such as particular human behavior or a force
    or form of nature, is represented as a person. 
    HYPERBOLE 
    Exaggeration used to express an overstatement to describe something greater
    than the truth. 
    ALLITERATION
    + Is a sound device in which the initial consonant letter or sound
    in a word is repeated in a phrase/line of a poem/prose
    The Raven 
    Edgar Allan Poe 
    Edgar Allan Poe
    + Edgar Allan Poe, (born January 19, 1809, 
    Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.—died October 7,
    1849, Baltimore, Maryland), American short-
    story writer, poet, critic, and editor who is
    famous for his cultivation of mystery and the 
    macabre. His tale 
    “The Murders in the Rue Morgue” (1841)
    initiated the modern detective story, and the
    atmosphere in his tales of horror is unrivaled
    in American fiction. His “The Raven” (1845)
    numbers among the best-known poems in the
    national literature.

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