Every one of us, have our own
weaknesses when it comes to listening and hearing what the speaker’s telling
us. But we, people don’t only have weaknesses, we also have strengths in
hearing and listening people’s messages. But what is the difference between
listening and hearing? Well, the only difference is that when you hear
something, you don’t want to understand what the speaker’s telling you or
simply you are not interested on what you are talking about. Well, of course
listening have a big difference in hearing, because when you listen to
somebody, it simply means that you are interested in what you both are talking
about. Well, maybe you are wondering why am I talking this things to you, it’s
because it’s our assignment in our EnglOne class and we are about to write what
are our weaknesses and strengths when it comes to listening.
Honestly, I am not good in
Evaluating and responding to the speaker, because I feel shy when I am about to
tell him/her what I really want to say about the topic specially if my comment
is not good. So that means that I can easily understand what the speaker is
talking about but I cannot show him/her that I understand him/her because I
cannot comment on what he/she was talking about because I feel shy. But
sometimes when the environment is noisy like when my co students are noisy, I’m
easily distracted, and it affects my concentration
to understand and remember what the lesson is all about. So that means that I
have problems in all of the stages of listening process because I can be easily
distracted by a noisy environment.
Listening is not just listening or
hearing to the speaker, because you should also understand, respond, remember
and evaluate what the topic is, to show that you really listen to the speaker.
So I should solve my problems in listening to be a good communicator. I should
improve my confidence so that I can respond to the speaker and I won’t feel shy
anymore. I should also focus more on the speaker especially if the environment
is noisy and destructive.
Good luck on the road to self-improvement as a listener/communicator. Thanks for that honest post. :)
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