2008
DOI: 10.1080/00228958.2008.10516529
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The Receptive Side of Teaching

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“…She identified this deep listening as something that contributed to her receptiveness in her school relationships. Hruska (2008) described being receptive as entailing, "being still, open, looking, listening, perceiving, and waiting" (p. 32). Development of receptivity, which is a slow process, often involves a deep listening when reflecting both outwardly and inwardly.…”
Section: Deep Listening…receptivitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…She identified this deep listening as something that contributed to her receptiveness in her school relationships. Hruska (2008) described being receptive as entailing, "being still, open, looking, listening, perceiving, and waiting" (p. 32). Development of receptivity, which is a slow process, often involves a deep listening when reflecting both outwardly and inwardly.…”
Section: Deep Listening…receptivitymentioning
confidence: 99%