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Hearing Versus Listening SEL Lesson

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Hearing Versus Listening SEL Lesson preview
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Hearing Versus Listening lesson cover introduces the comparison with the question “What’s The Difference?”
Opening slide of the nine-slide SEL lesson
Hearing definition slide explains hearing as a passive skill and gives the example “I hear the music.”
Hearing definition and example
Sound-identification slide asks “Can You Identify These Sounds?” with six numbered audio prompts.
Six sound prompts for students to identify
Listening definition slide explains active attention, with an example about a friend’s science test grade.
Listening definition and example
Listening skills slide covers taking in information, understanding it, and checking what you heard.
Three listening skills and a best-day prompt
Partner activity slide directs students to recreate an unseen drawing using instructions and clarifying questions.
Instructions for the partner drawing activity
Reflection slide asks five questions about the drawing activity, listening, and asking clarifying questions.
Five questions following the partner activity
Partner A drawing reference for the listening activity includes a curved shape, arrow, oval, triangle, and smiley face.
Partner A reference for describing and drawing
Partner B drawing reference includes a heart, up arrow, pentagon, partial circle, and triangle inside nested squares.
Partner B reference for describing and drawing
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In this Hearing VS. Listening lesson, students will understand that hearing is a passive skill whereas listening is a more active social skill. There are descriptions of the differences between the two with a slide for students to guess 6 sounds (answers are in the slide notes) -this is highly engaging for students. Then students will do an activity with partners to listen and follow instructions, ask questions, and listen to feedback about a drawing activity (drawings A and B are on slides 8 and 9). This is a great lesson to teach the skills of listening and to reference in the future when students need to be reminded of the key elements of listening versus just hearing. This is also a great preview for students to practice role-playing about how to listen to one another.

What's Included

An engaging lesson about the differences between hearing and listening. This is a PowerPoint presentation with audio files (6) and activities for partners.

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