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ISSN Print: 2394-7500, ISSN Online: 2394-5869, CODEN: IJARPF

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Vol. 4, Issue 7, Part F (2018)

A conceptual study on active listening for independent communication skills

A conceptual study on active listening for independent communication skills

Author(s)
Dr. Manisha Anand Patil
Abstract
As the language of globalization, international verbal exchange, commerce, exchange, media, and pop culture, English has transcended its origins and turn out to be an international language, frequently referred to as World English or English as an International Language. This evolution has considerably stimulated motivations for gaining knowledge of English, making it critical for individuals to acquire linguistic proficiency and the capability to talk independently and efficiently in numerous contexts. Active listening plays a critical position in this method, as it allows inexperienced persons to have interaction deeply with language, understand nuanced meanings, and reply thoughtfully. This look at delves into the theoretical foundations of active listening and examines how it contributes to the improvement of unbiased communication competencies, mainly inside the context of getting to know English as an worldwide language. The have a look at proposes a conceptual framework that links lively listening practices to superior communication autonomy via focusing on cognitive processing, emotional intelligence, and social consciousness.
The framework highlights the significance of lively listening in fostering essential wondering, empathy, and self-expression, which are vital for powerful verbal exchange in a globalized international. Furthermore, the observe discusses the implications for training and training, suggesting that incorporating lively listening into language mastering programs can better prepare individuals to navigate complex social and professional interactions. This conceptual exploration underscores the need for a holistic method to language education, wherein active listening is diagnosed as a key component in developing both linguistic competence and unbiased communication skills.

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How to cite this article:
Dr. Manisha Anand Patil. A conceptual study on active listening for independent communication skills. Int J Appl Res 2018;4(7):430-433.
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