DEVELOPING A LISTENING CULTURE

The development of listening culture is formed from childhood and is developed throughout its life through the environment, upbringing and activities. Parents sometimes make unintentional mistakes during the upbringing and maturation of their children. For example: the child was one of the first to correctly cope with the issue that his teacher gave him in a mathematics lesson at school. His teacher praised him in front of the whole class. The child came home gladly his mother opened the door, while the child was trying to tell his mother this news, his mother said: change your clothes quickly, the food is ready then he replied that we will talk. This condition can occur in most families. When a child's opinion is not heard in the family, it is ignored 286 in the future, there are cases when this condition is not heard by the child by his parents when the parent is old. Most unheard of children in their own family can meet a number of obstacles in society.