Read the following passage and answer the questions below with ONE WORD ONLY from the text. GET ACTIVE WITH YOUR LISTENING Everyone learns at school how to read and wnte, but we are rarely taught how to listen effectively. However, good listening skills are crucial for successful communication and can make a huge difference in how we interact with others To improve your active listening, here are six practical tips that can help you become a better listener First, remove distractions Make sure the environment where you are making a call isn't too hot cold, noisy, or uncomfortable A calm setting helps you focus better on the conversation Next, avoid multitasking When you're on the phone don't type, tidy your desk, or shuffle papers These sounds can easily give away that you're not fully engaged in the conversation Also, put aside your own problems and tasks for the moment. It's hard to focus on what someone else is saying if you're mentally going through your own to-do' list Be honest with your partner if you didn't catch something If you were distracted or struggling with understanding, don't hesitate to ask them to repeat what they said 'Sorry, could you say that again?" or T'm having a bit of trouble understanding, could you speak more slowly or in simpler terms? Additionally, learn by observing others. Notice how effective show that they are listening through verbal and non-verbal cues Finally, resist the urge to plan your response while the other person is talking. If you're focused on what to say next, you won't absorb what they're telling you Use phrases like "let me see."1 understand your point," or I need a moment to think' to buy yourself time to think about what to say afterwards and respond thoughtfully after the other person has finished speaking 36. Do people learn the way to listen at school? 37. What is one of key communication skills? 38. Which things will show the partner that you don't pay attention to listening? 39. How many tips are given to improve active listening skills? 40. What do phrases like "let me see or "I got it' give you before you start speaking something? __

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Read the following passage and answer the questions below with ONE WORD ONLY from the text. GET ACTIVE WITH YOUR LISTENING Everyone learns at school how to read and wnte, but we are rarely taught how to listen effectively. However, good listening skills are crucial for successful communication and can make a huge difference in how we interact with others To improve your active listening, here are six practical tips that can help you become a better listener First, remove distractions Make sure the environment where you are making a call isn't too hot cold, noisy, or uncomfortable A calm setting helps you focus better on the conversation Next, avoid multitasking When you're on the phone don't type, tidy your desk, or shuffle papers These sounds can easily give away that you're not fully engaged in the conversation Also, put aside your own problems and tasks for the moment. It's hard to focus on what someone else is saying if you're mentally going through your own to-do' list Be honest with your partner if you didn't catch something If you were distracted or struggling with understanding, don't hesitate to ask them to repeat what they said 'Sorry, could you say that again?" or T'm having a bit of trouble understanding, could you speak more slowly or in simpler terms? Additionally, learn by observing others. Notice how effective show that they are listening through verbal and non-verbal cues Finally, resist the urge to plan your response while the other person is talking. If you're focused on what to say next, you won't absorb what they're telling you Use phrases like "let me see."1 understand your point," or I need a moment to think' to buy yourself time to think about what to say afterwards and respond thoughtfully after the other person has finished speaking 36. Do people learn the way to listen at school? 37. What is one of key communication skills? 38. Which things will show the partner that you don't pay attention to listening? 39. How many tips are given to improve active listening skills? 40. What do phrases like "let me see or "I got it' give you before you start speaking something? __

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36. No37. Good listening skills38. Multitasking, going through your own to-do list39. Six40. Time to think

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36. Trong đoạn văn, nói rằng "Everyone learns at school how to read and write, but we are rarely taught how to listen effectively", điều này cho thấy rằng mọi người không học cách nghe tại trường.37. Đoạn văn nói rằng "good listening skills are crucial for successful communication", cho thấy rằng kỹ năng nghe tốt là một trong những kỹ năng giao tiếp quan trọng.38. Đoạn văn nói rằng "When you're on the phone don't type, tidy your desk, or shuffle papers. These sounds can easily give away that you're not fully engaged in the conversation" và "It's hard to focus on what someone else is saying if you're mentally going through your own to-do list", cho thấy việc làm nhiều việc cùng một lúc và suy nghĩ về danh s công việc của bạn sẽ cho thấy bạn không chú ý nghe.39. Đoạn văn đã đưa ra sáu mẹo để cải thiện kăng nghe tích cực.40. Đoạn văn nói rằng "Use phrases like 'let me see', 'I understand your point', or 'I need a moment to think' to buy yourself time about what to say afterwards and respond thoughtfully after the other person has finished speaking", cho thấy những cụm từ như "let me see" hoặc "I got it" cho bạn thời gian để suy nghĩ trước khi bạn nói điều gì đó.

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