Constructivist Listening

Type:
  Website
URL:
https://www.nationalequityproject.org/tools/constructivist-listening
Source:
National Equity Project
Relevant categories:
Education Family Engagement School Mental Health
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Overview

Constructivist listening is an effective strategy for engaging in conversations that are both intellectually demanding and emotionally challenging. It is distinct from most forms of listening in that its purpose is for the benefit of the speaker, not the listener. Access this website to learn more.

  Keywords: communication, emotion regulation, equity, listening
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