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http://www.ted.com In our louder and louder world, says sound expert Julian Treasure, “We are losing our listening.” In this short, fascinating talk, Treasure shares five ways to re-tune your ears for conscious listening — to other people and the world around you.
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Join Live Conversation with the speaker Julian Treasure on What a conscious listening world be like and how do we get there? October 10th, 1pm – 2.30 pm EDT http://www.ted.com/conversations/6084/live_conversation_with_ted_spe.html
2:44 Thatis Hong Kong
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Who came from their ACA class textbook?
yeah?
Rasa
R- receive
A- appreciate
S- summarise
A- ask question
To do++++
Listening our activities consciously
Meditation
???? love you all.
Kiến thức thú vị và bổ ích của soi sáng
3 Ways to listen better
1. Balls – Balls help you listen. Fact.
2. Try pay attention – paying attention to sounds will help you listen.
3. Hearing aids – Do I even need to point out the obvious???
4:00 Suggested start
3 minutes of silence,
the mixer, how many channels, sound time space correlation
savoring, mundane sounds, a joyful perspective
listening positions:
– active | passive
– reductive | expansive
– critical | empathetic
RASA (essence, juice sanskrit)
R Receive
A Appreciate
S Summarize
A Ask
A world of connection, understanding and peace
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I literally got distracted because I wasn’t listening.
i havent been social in 10+yrs just listenin to music & watching movies mainly is only thing im listenin to sometimes i struggle to understand what someone at work is explainning to me & to put there words into picture i understand
is that 1 thing im not doin enough of is social interaction?
another reason y i dont like reading books so many words i gotta put into picture in my head is quite slow
im weird in some cases in understandin some things
listening can be a issue at times especially when someone explains something im not to sure of at times
& id need them to simplify whats been explained or i look for a way to simplify whats been said coz im scared to ask again & again
coz most times im thinking to myself in my own head i guess has slowed me down alittle
Seriously. Let’s make this happen.
If anyone here has any power at all in school systems or government or education, get a conversation started with your peers and see what can be done.
Everyone else, kids, young adults, parents—
Kids, you are the next generation. You’re inheriting the whole world when you grow up. Just three minutes a day, make it a game. See what kind of boarder line superpower skill your generation can develop.
Young adults. This is life, this is it. I know you feel lonely, I know you feel out of place and misunderstood. If I may be so bold, I think we all feel that way, deep down. So, why not connect?
Parents, teach your kids. Help them grow. Equip them for the best life they can live. This is important. So important. ❤️
Translate into Arabic please ?
it works!!! I tried to listen to usual videos without the practice. Therefore i started using music (is interrupted a speaker) and i a bit some was listening that he was trying to say. Especially i think it isn't possible but… Omg. My listening ramp up.
thanks.
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Its very interesting how this is still relevant today especially showing how schools still don't teach this after 10 years.
I really love the exercises to help improve listening. That being said, I know that some neurodivergent people struggle with taking in and digesting sound, leading to overstimulation and anxiety. It's important to note that these sorts of exercises might not work for everyone.
6:11 An important acronym
Listening is the key to understanding
To those who searched up for this. I love you
Could someone explain me, what he actually meant by summarise ? When listening. Thanks in advanc.
I like the point that he says; audio and video were the cause for the listening process became ineffective.
I clapped out loud even though i was watching this through the screen. Such an inspiring talk! ~
Beautiful video.
thank you very much. I never know about practice hear clearly before. my ear do not hear clearly now, I hope these help me hear obviously.
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Nowadays, if you are a good listener you will never be alone.
Listening is very important for all because from listening we are good understan and to know something?
Thank you Mr.
For your expressing knowleadge motivation?
Love this topic. "If you are thinking of what to say next you are not listening, you are just thinking of what to say next" is one of my favourite coaching tools.
I am going to go apeshit, I am way to neurodivergent for this talk. I am going to go insane if I have to listen to crowded rooms for one more second. How am I suppose to listen if I am shutting down because im over stimulated
After watching this video, I agree that someone's listening skill is something we need to appreciate. Although listening feels easy, being able to focus on what the other person is saying or just hearing the voices of the environment around us is not a simple matter. As Julian said "conscious listening creates understanding" makes me believe that listening can prevent bad things from happening. Believe it or not, by listening we can become more patient and less selfish people.
AKA BETA CUC
we watched this at school