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Listening Circles Tell Stories of Our Native Youth in New Mexico: THE NATIVE STUDENT LISTENING PROJECTION 2017 PREPARED FOR The New Mexico Public Education Department Indian Education DivisionPREPARED

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1. Find a suitable space to hold the listening circles. It should be quiet and comfortable for participants to gather and share their stories.
2. Decide on the format of the listening circles. It can be a structured session where each participant takes turns to speak and listen, or it can be more casual and open-ended.
3. Start by setting the intention of the listening circles. Explain to participants that the purpose is to create a safe and non-judgmental space for storytelling and active listening.
4. Provide guidelines for storytelling. Encourage participants to share personal stories that have impacted them, focusing on emotions, experiences, and lessons learned.
5. Ensure that active listening is emphasized. Participants should be encouraged to give their full attention to the storyteller, avoid interrupting, and refrain from offering advice or judgment.
6. Facilitate the storytelling process by asking open-ended questions to prompt further reflection and exploration of the stories shared.
7. Allow sufficient time for reflection and discussion after each story to deepen the listening experience and engage all participants.
8. Maintain confidentiality within the listening circles. Assure participants that what is shared within the group will remain confidential and not be shared outside the circle.
9. Regularly evaluate and adapt the listening circles based on participant feedback and needs. Continuously strive to improve the experience for all involved.

Who needs listening circles tell stories?

1. Listening circles and storytelling can benefit various individuals and groups, including:
2. - Individuals seeking support and validation through sharing their personal stories
3. - Communities looking to build empathy, understanding, and connection among its members
4. - Educational institutions aiming to foster active listening skills, empathy, and emotional intelligence among students
5. - Therapeutic settings where storytelling can be used as a tool for healing and self-expression
6. - Organizations promoting diversity, inclusion, and intercultural understanding
7. - Professional development programs focusing on communication and team-building skills

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What is listening circles tell stories?

Listening circles tell stories are a form of group storytelling where participants take turns sharing personal experiences and reflections.

Who is required to file listening circles tell stories?

Anyone who organizes or participates in a listening circle is required to keep records and may be asked to report on the activities.

How to fill out listening circles tell stories?

Participants in listening circles can fill out a template provided by the organizer, detailing their stories and experiences shared during the circle.

What is the purpose of listening circles tell stories?

The purpose of listening circles tell stories is to create a safe space for individuals to share their experiences, build empathy, and promote understanding.

What information must be reported on listening circles tell stories?

Participants may be asked to report on the themes discussed, any insights gained, and the overall impact of the listening circle.