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Revision as of 05:47, 9 June 2020

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Listening and Reading Habits Challenge Summary
Summary: This Listening and Reading Habits learning challenge invites you to read a scenario and reflect on strategies for active listening and reading.
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About 20-30 minutes



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Purpose

This learning challenge offers you an opportunity to apply your knowledge and skills around active listening and reading.


(Comment.gif: SW - I was surprised there wasn't more about audiences in this learning challenge - listening and ready skills are only one page of the content.)

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Resources

Section 3.5: Listening and reading for understanding, in Saylor Academy (Ed.) 2012. Business Communication for Success. (See page(s) 114 - 116 in PDF version.), the scenario about Jason (available under the 'Tasks' heading in this Learning Pathway), and any other resources you find helpful.


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