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Poor listening skills can negatively impact students in several ways. Firstly, they may misunderstand instructions from teachers, leading to missed or incorrect information. Secondly, they may struggle to understand and follow instructions, resulting in mistakes and missed important information. Thirdly, note-taking can be difficult for those with poor listening skills, leading to difficulties in retaining and understanding material. Fourthly, poor listening skills can result in poor communication skills, making it challenging to participate in group discussions and presentations. Additionally, lower grades can be a consequence of not fully understanding the material. Lastly, students with poor listening skills may miss out on learning opportunities from classmates and teachers. Poor listening skills can have a significant negative impact on student academic progress in several ways. 1. Misunderstanding instructions. Poor listening skills can cause a student misunderstand instructions given by teacher, which can lead to missed or incorrect information. 2. Inability to understand and follow instructions. Students with poor listening skills may struggle to understand and follow the instructions given by teachers. As a result, they may complete assignments incorrectly or miss important information that is necessary for a success in class. 3. Difficulty in note-taking. Good listening skills are essential for effective note-taking. Students who struggle to listen attentively in class may not be able to take accurate notes, which can lead to difficulties in retaining and understanding the material. 4. Poor communication skills. Active communication is crucial for success in any field or career. Poor listening skills can lead to poor communication skills, causing students to struggle with group discussion, presentations, and other classroom activities. 5. Lower grades. Students who struggle with listening may not fully understand material being taught, resulting in lower grades on tests and assignments. 6. Missed opportunities for learning. Accurate listening skills allow students to learn from their classmates and teachers. Students with poor listening skills may not fully benefit from classroom conversations. Group discussion and teaching lead to missed opportunity for learning.

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