Listening to a Discussion

This module features a multi-speaker group discussion (such as a meeting or class project). Questions ask you to identify each person's viewpoint, arguments, agreements, and the final group decision.

What You Will Hear

• Three or more speakers in a work or school setting.
• Subject may involve decision-making, sharing opinions, or planning.

Question Types

• Main points, agreements/disagreements, attitudes or opinions.

Key Strategies

• Track who says what and their stance (for/against/neutral).
• Notice moments of agreement, conflict, or consensus.
• Be ready for a clear final decision or summary.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Losing track of speakers/roles.
• Missing subtle agreement or disagreement.
• Overlooking the last outcome or conclusion.

Practice Approach

• Practice with roundtable or panel discussion videos.
• List each person's opinion after listening.
• Find any consensus or points of disagreement.

Final Tips

• Prioritize opinions, not just factual info.
• Watch for when people interrupt, agree, or summarize.
• Note the final group decision or agreement.