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    Attentive listening involves making eye contact, listening silently, nodding to encourage the speaker, and repeating their feelings back to them. Showing appreciation without criticism means using thanks and "I" messages to describe how a situation made you feel. Mutual respect is given to everyone by honoring their skills, respecting property and privacy, and valuing all contributions. Students have the right to pass on group activities while understanding that sharing more leads to greater learning.

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    Attentive listening involves making eye contact, listening silently, nodding to encourage the speaker, and repeating their feelings back to them. Showing appreciation without criticism means using thanks and "I" messages to describe how a situation made you feel. Mutual respect is given to everyone by honoring their skills, respecting property and privacy, and valuing all contributions. Students have the right to pass on group activities while understanding that sharing more leads to greater learning.

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    Attentive Listening Skills for Effective Communication

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    Attentive listening involves making eye contact, listening silently, nodding to encourage the speaker, and repeating their feelings back to them. Showing appreciation without criticism means using thanks and "I" messages to describe how a situation made you feel. Mutual respect is given to everyone by honoring their skills, respecting property and privacy, and valuing all contributions. Students have the right to pass on group activities while understanding that sharing more leads to greater learning.

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    ATTENTIVE LISTENING

    • Eye contact
    • Listen silently
    • Silent encouragement (nodding)
    • Repeat a persons feelings (“You sound
    angry…”)
    APPRECIATION
    (NO PUT-DOWNS)

    • Use words of thanks (“I liked it


    when…” “I felt good when…”)
    • Use I-messages (“I feel (name the feeling)
    when (describe the situation or behaviour).”)
    MUTUAL RESPECT

    • Respect everyone (students, teachers,


    other caring adults)
    • Respect others skills, talents &
    contributions
    • Respect property & privacy
    RIGHT TO PASS

    • You may pass in a group activity (but


    the more you share the more you learn)
    CLASSROOM RULES

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