Oriental Renaissance: Innovative, educational, natural and social sciences

Oriental Renaissance: Innovative, 
educational, natural and social sciences 
 
VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 10 
ISSN 2181-1784 
Scientific Journal Impact Factor
 
 SJIF 2022: 5.947 
Advanced Sciences Index Factor 
 ASI Factor = 1.7 
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Model good listening skills 
The easiest and best way to help children improve their listening skills is to 
model good listening skills yourself. Listen respectfully to them even if you don't 
agree with what there are saying. Children need adults to stay calm and be reasonable 
to learn how to respond in different situations. Verbalize back to children what they 
are saying to make listen to their own words. Use your larger vocabulary to state back 
what their feelings and ideas. This Show them the value of listening closely and let 
them know that words have worth. Encourage children to use these same easy ways 
of listening to resolve conflicts among themselves without having to get an adult 
involved. Practice role playing various scenes to illustrate how valuable listening 
skills can resolve conflicts. 
Encourage open discussions
Another easy way to improve children's listening skills is to regularly participate 
in open discussions, especially in informal settings. If there is a special topic that 
needs to be address, give children a chance to think about it and organizetheir 
thoughts before sitting down and talking about it. First, one should listen attentively 
to what they think followed by restating back to them what you think they said. If 
they agree with what you just restated, calmly discuss your ideas and opinions with 
them and ask them to state back to you what they think you said. Smile often and 
keep your demeanor calm and encouraging. Ask open-ended questions that need 
long, involved answer instead of just one or two words. Make them feel like their 
opinion matters. Remember these listening skills will be important for the rest of their 
lives to always engage children with discussions on as many topics as possible to 
keep communication open.