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By Melissa Kelly, About.com Guide to Secondary Education

Active Listening

Tuesday January 6, 2009
How much do you actually listen to your students? I know that many times I have heard what is being said but I haven't taken the time to truly listen. However, listening to your students is an important part of teaching. If you listen effectively it makes them feel important, thus making the learning process more beneficial. Further, listening can help diffuse classroom management situations before they come to fruition. This article demonstrates the importance of active listening to build a bond and trust between you and your students.

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