Quarter 1

ANALYTICAL
LISTENING IN
SOLVING PROBLEM
Employ analytical
listening in problem
solving (EN10LCIIe-13.2)
ANALYTICAL LISTENING

Analytical Listening is about the

ability and the capacity to properly
analyze what is being said. This not
only means understanding what the
other person is saying and what they
mean to say, but also being able to
divide difficult questions into
separate parts in order to get to the
core.
 Analytical Listening helps
bring balance to a conversation and
process information objectively. In
conversing with others, feeling
plays an important role. When the
atmosphere of the conversation is
good, chances are objectivity will
disappear into the background.
Being mindful of this allows for a
balance to be created between
feeling and logical reasoning.
 Analyses of causes can be made,
after which the consequences of a
problem can be better detected as well.
An analytical listener is able to critically
look at elements of a problem and apply
models to them. By distinguishing main
problems from partial problems, the
analytic listener can collect a lot of
information, then research it. After
collecting all of the data, the analytical
listener will be highly able to make logical
connections, detect the actual cause, and
think of fitting solutions.
Four types of listening

Appreciative – listening to appreciate music,

poetry or inspirational messages

Comprehensive or Informational – listening

to learn content and to separate main
ideas from sub points and details

Empathetic – listening to empathize and

to connect with people’s emotions

Critical – listening to scrutinize a

message
 IMAGINE
By John Lennon
Processing questions

What does the title of the song mean?

What is Lennon’s vision of peace?

What is your vision of peace? Is it the same

with the singer? Why and why not?

What will most likely to happen when

peace is not present?

Is having peace important? Why?

THANK YOU