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How to Be an Active Listener
Introduces the components of active listening — focusing attention, listening to connect, checking understanding, and acknowledging the speaker — through paired and small-group practice activities.
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Three Questions: A listening exercise
A get-to-know-you interactive exercise where students practice active listening skills with classmates, useful for launching a Can We Talk? unit or preparing students for more explicit listening instruction.
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Asking Different Kinds of Questions
Teaches students to ask different types of questions — clarifying, build-upon, and more — that show genuine interest and deepen conversations, building on a physicist’s story about the value of well-framed questions.


