Active Listening
Learn about and practice concrete actions you can take to be an active listener in your community of educators.
In this activity, you will be reflecting on a real or imagined conversation with an educator colleague that would involve active listening on a challenging situation they’re experiencing at school. You will learn four steps for active listening that can benefit your relationships with other educators as well as people in your everyday life.
Related Resources

Resources
The Ladder of Inference
Unpack the data findings of the young people you work most closely with.

Activity
Relationships That Matter: 5 Keys to Helping Your Child Succeed
A workshop facilitator guide from Search Institute designed for schools and programs to engage with families.

Activity
Rolling With Relationships
Create a simple and fun way to reflect on how you’re building developmental relationships in your daily practice.