English-10 Q1 Module5 M.-Gonzales-Split

NAME: GRADE: 10 SECTION: _
ENGLISH 10 Quarter 1 Module 5
What I Need to Know
This module will allow you to learn how analytical listening can help in problem solving.
At the end of the module, you are expected to:
1. differentiate the 4 types of listening;

2. apply analytical listening to solve a problem;
3. differentiate critical thinking from critical listening; and,
4. use critical listening to prevent oneself from being persuaded by fake news.
What I Know
A. Determine the type of listening to be used in the following situation: (Appreciative,

Comprehensive, Empathetic or Critical)
1. Suppose your group suggests having a meeting on Saturday morning. Your groupmate
Nicole seems upset. You want to understand how she feels about the proposed
meeting. When she explains her concerns, you should focus your efforts on her.
2. Two committee members make significantly different recommendations for the date and
format of the company's annual picnic. Which type of listening will help you decide which
suggestion to support?
3. What type of listening is most appropriate when you want to acknowledge a member's
effective language skills, use of humor, or skillful presentation of arguments?
4. What type of listening is most appropriate when you want to accurately understand the
meaning of group members' spoken and nonverbal messages?
5. Mary just loves listening to the song on the radio. When the music comes on, she smiles,
sings along with every word, and sometimes breaks into dance. What is Mary's listening
type?
B. Write T if the statement is True and write F if it is False.
6. As an appreciative listener, you are listening to all parts of the message, analyzing it, and
evaluating what you heard.
7. You are listening to comprehend the message that is being sent if you are watching the
news, listening to a lecture, or getting directions from someone.
8. When you listen empathically, you are stepping into the other’s shoes to get a better
understanding of what it is he/she is talking about.
9. When you listen for appreciation, you are listening for enjoyment.
10. When you listen critically, you are doing so to show mutual concern.
What’s In
Let’s admit it, we hear a lot of noise during the day. There is a continuous flow of
conversation going on at work, in school or in the streets. Often, all of the insights thrown at us
are difficult to digest.
In reality, differentiating the information and selecting the right listening style requires skill.
Hearing can't be managed. It takes a rare skill to listen.
Depending on the kind of message we get, there are many listening types we can employ:
Appreciative – listening to appreciate music, poetry or inspirational messages

Comprehensive – listening to learn content and to separate main ideas from subpoints and
details
Empathetic – listening to empathize and to connect with people’s emotions.
Critical – listening to scrutinize a message.
What’s New
Listen to the song, Heal the World at

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqxGexNnqJU&t=116s and answer the questions that
follow.
Questions:
1. What is the song all about?
2. How did you feel while listening to the song?
3. What message is given in the song?
4. Do you agree with it? Why/Why not?
5. Explain what is emphasized in the song.
What is It
What type of listening style did you apply in answering the questions about the song,
Heal the World? Ask yourself if you:
1. Established relationships between and among the items in the song?

2. Evaluated the song for the purposes of accepting or rejecting the message such as
when one is listening to a sales pitch or a campaign speech?
3. Focused on evaluating whether the message is logical or reasonable?
4. Applied your ability to properly analyze what was being relayed in the song?
5. Not only tried to understand what the song meant to say, but you also divided
difficult
What’s situations into separate parts in order to get to the core?
More
6. Tried to see logical connections and detect possible gaps in all the information?
7. Did equate in your analysis the skill of critical listening?
Critical listening incorporates focusing on the technical aspects of the sound. Physical
details of the music such as frequency response, dynamic range, tone, and how the
instruments all blend together are all factors.
Analytical listening is focused more around the interpretation and meaning of the
actual sound. The message of the song and even the way the vocal has been delivered, these
share common traits of analytical listening. Understanding the mood that the song is setting out
to portray is another analytical listening trait. In other words, analytical listening is all about
feeling and meaning.
What’s More
Play only the first part of this video clip, then pause after the introduction and answer the questions
in the Tune In part of this module.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALRLihS19kQ
TUNE IN AND QUESTION:
1. What will the speaker talk about?

2. What do you know about Corona Virus?
3. What aspects of Corona Virus do you think will the speaker discuss?
LISTEN:
Continue playing the video clip, then check which of the questions you thought of earlier were
answered by the video.
LISTENING TO COMPREHEND:
1. What is Corona Virus?

2. Who are prone to it?
3. How is it transmitted?
4. What does incubation period mean? How long is the incubation period of Corona virus?
5. What are its signs and symptoms?
6. How can a person confirm if he/she has Corona virus?
7. How can a person prevent oneself from getting it?
8. What is the treatment for Corona virus?
LISTENING TO ANALYZE:
9. Is Corona Virus more deadly than SARS and other viruses? How did she disprove it?
LISTENING TO RESPOND:
10. What other questions do you have for the speaker?
What I Have Learned
Did you know that critical listening is very much related to critical thinking? Why is it important
to think critically? Find out from this video “Critical Thinking vs. Critical Listening ‘My Pie!’”:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmM_2BVZVUI
A. Differentiate critical thinking and critical listening using Venn Diagram.

What I Can Do
Listen to the contents of the video entitled, “Infodemic: Coronavirus and the Fake News
Pandemic,”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wT2m3kljcSU
Answer the following questions:

1. What problem did you recognize from the video?
2. What relevant information were you able to gather to find workable solution to the
problem?
3. What were the available data that helped you form your conclusions?
4. State in one sentence the conclusion and/or generalization you were able to form?
5. What helped you render accurate judgement about the news?
For additional information on how to write a problem-solution visit:

https://owlcation.com/academia/How-to-Write-a-Propose-a-Solution-Essay.
Assessment
A. Write A if you agree with the statement and D if you disagree with it.
1. Analytical listening enables the listener to establish relationships between and among items
in a given text.
2. Analytical listening is a type of critical listening.
3. Analytical listening is listening to evaluate a message for the purposes of accepting or
rejecting it.
4. Analytical listening focuses on evaluating whether a message is logical or reasonable.
5. Analytical listening is all about feeling and meaning.
B. Write T if the statement is correct and F if it is incorrect.

6. Critical thinking and critical listening are the same.
7. Critical thinking is when one examines what is being said for the true meaning behind the
words.
8. Critical listening allows a person to examine situations in a broader and more informed
way.
9. Critical thinking is where one looks at a situation to make a judgment.
10. Critical listening allows a person to decipher meaning behind the sounds or words.
C. Listen to this video and analyze how to combat fake news. Then, fill out the graphic
organizer below to determine solution/s to identified problem/s.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMdURQaWkGk
Answer Key
What I Know Assessment

A.
1. Empathetic A.
2. Critical 1. A
3. Critical 2. D
4. Comprehensive 3. A
5. Appreciative 4. A
5. A
B.
6. F B.
7. T 6. F
8. T 7. T
9. T 8. F
10. F 9. T
10. T
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What I Have Learned

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NAME: GRADE: 10 SECTION: _

ENGLISH 10 Quarter 1 Module 5

What I Need to Know

1. differentiate the 4 types of listening;

A. Determine the type of listening to be used in the following situation: (Appreciative,

B. Write T if the statement is True and write F if it is False.

Appreciative – listening to appreciate music, poetry or inspirational messages

Listen to the song, Heal the World at

1. Established relationships between and among the items in the song?

1. What will the speaker talk about?

1. What is Corona Virus?

10. What other questions do you have for the speaker?

What I Have Learned

A. Differentiate critical thinking and critical listening using Venn Diagram.

Answer the following questions:

For additional information on how to write a problem-solution visit:

B. Write T if the statement is correct and F if it is incorrect.

What I Know Assessment

What I Have Learned

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