Sounds Good
Sociolinguist. Writer. Third Culture Kid sharing the wonders of listening intelligence across languages and cultures.
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The Language Iceberg and its Foundation
We rarely think of speech and language therapists (SLTs) as listening specialists. We tend to think of them as therapists who help with speech. I know I have. We imagine their work as one that serves to support communication challenges, and...
Note-Takers: The Hearability Trackers of Diplomacy
If you think note-taking is a boring, unimportant job in the workplace, think again.
Recently, a retired diplomat friend told me something fascinating about high-level political meetings. When senior leaders meet, he explained that the lea...
What Would a Parentless Japan Feel Like?
A fortnight ago I ticked the customs box for Leisure rather than Visiting family and relatives for the very first time. This would be my first official tourist visit to Japan.
I felt a strange sense of apprehension, oddly mirrored by the f...
Not Everyone Has the Same Hearability
May 5th in Japan is Children’s Day, a day when bright carp streamers traditionally filled the skies above houses. I’ve faithfully put out the streamers in my garden, remembering the joy my now adult children have brought us over the years....
What Should I Say So Others Will Listen
Ironically, the question I’m asked most often isn’t about listening. It’s about being heard.
What should I say so that others will listen is a familiar question that is answered in many parenting books and leadership advice. If only we cou...
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Sociolinguist. Writer. Author of 聴くKIKU: The Japanese Art of Good Listening sharing the wonders of listening intelligence across languages and cultures, and speaker on radio shows like BBC Radio 4 Word of Mouth and Choose to be Curious.
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