Listening Resources

Your greatest ‘resource’ may be your own resourcefulness
Carefully:

• Analyse your surroundings – at home, at school, at work, in your area, on social media.
• Research suggestions, such as those offered by Jack Askew (below) – or do a Google search for suggestions.
• Choose resources which suit your interests, your schedule and your budget.
• Schedule frequent, short practices times – and stick to them.

Why does Listening matter?

Well-developed Listening Skills can help your academic studies and your entire professional career.
Learning to listen well can help in all (personal & professional) relationships.
Benefits of building your listening skills include:

• Greater ability to communicate
• Faster learning of new skills
• Faster learing of languages
• Lower levels of frustration, anxiety, and depression
• Improved relationship skills: empathy, teamwork, adaptability

Give yourself, your family, your colleagues and your community a give that can last a lifetime: learn to listen well.