Title: Improving Active Listening Skills for Students in Special Education - BrightHub Education
Headings: Improving Active Listening Skills for Students in Special Education
Improving Active Listening Skills for Students in Special Education
Active Listening Tips

Content: They may not be able to hear it, but they can certainly feel it. Some Special Education students with hearing impairments may also have problems with speech. They may enjoy the use of music to express their emotions. Atmosphere: Always do your best to maintain a calm atmosphere. This makes it easy for students to approach you and for you to communicate with them. If you are unable to leave the classroom for a private conference, you may want to consider developing an area of the classroom that is reserved for private conversations. Make sure the other students are occupied doing an activity while you hold a private conference. This will limit distractions and allow you to focus on what your student has to say. Words: