The 4th online training by Idre Kasiulaite and Julia Radonova from Mykolas Romeris University is behind.
At the beginning of the training, the material was consolidated, and thanks to associative pictures, each participant of the lecture reaffirmed that everyone can see situations differently.
It was explained what active listening is, why it is necessary, and what is the chain of active listening, which includes many different aspects.
There was a lot of practical part, thanks to the interactive activities, the trainers again emphasized that active listening allows us to give a relevant response to the emotions and actions of your interlocutor, so that communication is successful.
The participants analyzed the difference between open and closed questions, their role in mediation, etc., considered the importance of asking clarifying questions "why? " as part of active interaction
Participants had the opportunity to split into groups and experience active listening and how it affects both the role of the listener and the role of the storyteller.
At the beginning of the training, the material was consolidated, and thanks to associative pictures, each participant of the lecture reaffirmed that everyone can see situations differently.
It was explained what active listening is, why it is necessary, and what is the chain of active listening, which includes many different aspects.
There was a lot of practical part, thanks to the interactive activities, the trainers again emphasized that active listening allows us to give a relevant response to the emotions and actions of your interlocutor, so that communication is successful.
The participants analyzed the difference between open and closed questions, their role in mediation, etc., considered the importance of asking clarifying questions "why? " as part of active interaction
Participants had the opportunity to split into groups and experience active listening and how it affects both the role of the listener and the role of the storyteller.