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    eyes of others views. By understanding and enhancing the simple skill of listening, this leads to great lessons in becoming successful and efficient in everyday life. People tend to think that active listening is the same as hearing, however, there is a distinct difference. Hearing is referred to as the noises that are perceived by the ear, while active listening requires concentration and the use of brain functions in order to process the words and sentences being said. According to the U.S…

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    reality and personal experiences is a very complex process. Sacks points out “Comparable studies in those born blind, or blinded early, show that some area of the visual cortex may be reallocated…with this reallocation of parts of the visual cortex, hearing, touch, and other senses in the blind can take on a hyperacuity that perhaps no sighted person can imagine” (Sacks 331). Human reality and personal experience are the very complex system, people’s sense of reality and experience will maintain…

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    The responsibilities of a veterinary technician require many skills, both technical and personal. One of the most important skills is communication, necessary for the veterinary team member’s interactions with doctors, coworkers, and clients. Communication is crucial for technicians to convey information and ideas to others, but it is equally important to be able to listen. A large part of building a relationship with clients is building trust through communication. Using appropriate body…

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    chances of the reader guessing that he is blind readers don’t see many blind millionaires. And The fact that the author only mentions the sense of hearing and not sight was also a clever use of foreshadowing because almost all blind people find their way…

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    Senses,mostly everyone has 5.In most cases it makes a person.I have three senses in particular that make some part of me and they are sight,smell,and hearing g.The senses are found in 3 of my favorite things glitter,perfume scent,and quietness.All 3 are senses that when put together make some part of my personality; of who I am. Glitter! A noun that 's defines as tiny pieces of sparkling material used for decoration to give something that WOW factor. Glitter ,such a fun thing to use yet a mess…

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    Dracula Play Analysis

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    I listened to Bram Stoker's Dracula, it is a story about a man that travels to London. Throughout this story, we here of different occurrences happening without the visual aid of seeing it. At first Dracula is pictured as a somewhat nice man, with interest of the kindhearted. Slowly evolves into a picturesque dramatization of trials, betrayal, and love. This play did merit itself in a way that can only be expressed through the introduction of the different characters. I saw each character in my…

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    as we talk we can interrupt, analyze, advise, judge or argue with the person we’re having conversation. But, in order to communicate well, we should build our listening skills. We don’t really get training in great listening and often think that hearing someone means we’re listening to him/her. We can communicate verbally and nonverbally in order to show that we are paying attention to the conversation. While we are involved in a conversation, we can communicate well by having the right body…

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    Listening is arguably one of the most important skills to have, yet so many people do not know how to truly listen. When it comes to learning and understanding communication, most of our time is spent focused on only one side of communication, expression. Expression being how we represent ourselves in the written or spoken form. Very little of our energy goes in to the most important aspect of communication; being a better listener. Listening is a vital part of communication, and responsible…

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    Different Learning Styles

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    Learning is not easy; to learn something, it takes time and effort. We tend to learn things by our interest, also our learning styles, which we are depended upon. Everyone has different types of learning styles and those learning styles vary among each individual. We can have multiple interests as well as; we can also have multiple learning styles too. The Multiple Intelligences theory proposed by Howard Gardner has 8 multiple intelligences; visual (prefers to see things), verbal/linguistic…

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    Courage is the ability to do things that are more challenging and difficult than the ordinary endeavours. Out of the this, the greatest courage is risking something of value to oneself to perform a selfless action. Because life is the most valuable possession to a human being, risking that to save another person is the portrayal of true heroism. A perfect example of this is Harriet Tubman who risked her lives many times to rescue over 300 slaves. Courage is the ability to overcome the unknown,…

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