Active listening Pt. 2
5). In working with a professor, I feel that I would reply, “Why don’t you feel that my view differs from other social workers and don’t feel they match with the profession.” “Could you give me some examples.” I feel that opening up in this fashion allows me to approach the conversation in an open manner that would allow for further dialog. However, I might ask, “Is it bad my views differ from you or others?”
6). In working with a colleague, I would be a little more straightforward and would reply, “Why are they driving you up the wall?” “Have you talked with the parents about being passive?” It seems that you are pretty upset with them. What can I do to help you?
7). With a child I would be more sympathetic and
5). In working with a professor, I feel that I would reply, “Why don’t you feel that my view differs from other social workers and don’t feel they match with the profession.” “Could you give me some examples.” I feel that opening up in this fashion allows me to approach the conversation in an open manner that would allow for further dialog. However, I might ask, “Is it bad my views differ from you or others?”
6). In working with a colleague, I would be a little more straightforward and would reply, “Why are they driving you up the wall?” “Have you talked with the parents about being passive?” It seems that you are pretty upset with them. What can I do to help you?
7). With a child I would be more sympathetic and