Whole-Body Listening Techniques

The video tutorial introduces a song to engage students in learning about whole-body listening. It begins with questions to encourage participation and then explains the concept of whole-body listening, which involves using various body parts to enhance listening skills. The tutorial outlines eight steps, each focusing on a different body part, to help students become better listeners. The video concludes with a recap and encouragement to apply these skills to be better friends and learners.

What is one of the first questions asked in the video?

• Do you want to be a better student?

• Do you want to be a better friend?

• Do you want to be a better sibling?

• Do you want to be a better listener?

What is the main concept introduced after the initial questions?

• Silent reading

• Group discussion

• Active participation

• Whole-body listening

Which body part should you use first to be a whole-body listener?

• Ears

• Mouth

• Hands

• Eyes

What should you do with your mouth to be a whole-body listener?

• Talk continuously

• Whisper to your friend

• Be nice and quiet

• Sing a song

Where should you keep your hands while listening?

• By your side and to yourself

• In the air

• In your pockets

• On the table

What should you do with your feet to be a whole-body listener?

• Stomp them

• Tap them on the floor

• Keep them on the floor quiet and still

• Swing them back and forth

What is the seventh step in whole-body listening?

• Use your feet

• Use your brain

• Use your heart

• Use your hands

What should you do with your heart while listening?

• Ignore what the person says

• Care about what the person says

• Think about something else

• Feel indifferent

What is emphasized in the recap section?

• Talking more

• Only using your ears

• Ignoring the speaker

• Using all body parts for effective listening

What is the final encouragement given in the video?

• Be a passive listener

• Ignore the speaker

• Talk more during the lesson

• Be a whole-body listener and do the best you can