Lesson Plan

Mastering Active Listening

Students will learn active listening techniques to better understand and respond to peers during conflicts, enhancing their conflict resolution skills.

This lesson builds empathy and effective communication skills necessary for resolving conflicts, leading to a more cooperative classroom environment.

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10 minutes

Step 1

Introduction and Objectives

5 minutes

Step 2

Guided Slide Deck Presentation

10 minutes

Step 3

Interactive Activity

15 minutes

Step 4

Debrief and Reflection

5 minutes

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Slide Deck

Active Listening Techniques

Introduce the concept of active listening using visual prompts. Emphasize importance of body language, paraphrasing, and clarifying questions. Ask questions to the group to check for understanding.

Non-Verbal Communication

Display images/icons representing body language. Discuss how non-verbal cues can support or undermine the message.

Paraphrasing

Explain paraphrasing with examples. Encourage students to practice by summarizing what they heard and asking if it's correct.

Asking Questions

Highlight the importance of asking questions. Provide examples of open-ended questions to encourage dialogue.

Recap & Reflection

Conclude the presentation with a recap of key techniques. Invite students to reflect on how they can implement these skills in their daily interactions.

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