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
Activity
Map of Community Connections
Draw a map of your connections to the broader community, starting with you at the center.
Tool / Playbook
Relationship Check
The Relationship Check is a tool for self-reflection & conversation designed to assess where relationships with young people are strong and where they can grow.
Relational Practice
Approaches to Providing Support
Ten approaches that can be integrated into classroom or program activities that build the Provide Support element of the developmental relationships framework.