올림포스 영어독해 기본(1) 3강 변형

It has been ____ that most people listen with the intention to reply rather than to understand.

Your job as a mentor is to facilitate your mentee’s thinking ____ not to try and do it for them, no matter how tempting that may be.

If, during a mentoring ____ you realise you’re doing most of the talking, then I’d respectfully suggest that you just stop, sit back and listen.

A good part of the mentee’s learning ____ happens when he/she thinks out loud.

____ rest of it happens by reflection and practice outside mentoring sessions.

Therefore, your mentee should be ____ most of the talking.

Listening actively and empathically ____ mentees to gain insight and to express themselves more effectively.

For your mentee to ____ a sense of being heard and of feeling acknowledged, it is essential that you listen well.

The expert myth is the belief that the more ____ know, the more creative you become.

At the ____ of it, this seems quite logical.

The rationale is that in order to be truly ____ one must master a field or a domain.

Creativity ____ requires some level of expertise, but expertise and creativity are nonetheless very different things.

Someone can know a great deal about something and yet show little creativity in ____ domain.

However, research into the lives of creative people shows that in some cases “expertise can actually hinder creative ability of individuals. ____

As expertise grows, creativity sometimes diminishes. ____ the best insights come from those outside a particular field,...”

There is good reason for this. When we are too heavily ____ in a task, we may tend to overlook the obvious.

Just as you don’t know everything in advance about a trip you are going to take, ____ can you know everything about how your new life or career might unfold.

But that’s fine. You just have to treat it like doing ____ jigsaw: accept that the full picture is going to emerge gradually rather than instantly.

While sometimes it will be straightforward ____ fit pieces together, at other times it will take more effort and patience.

Sometimes you will find interesting pieces that open up a whole new section, and at other times you may find pieces that don’t seem ____ belong anywhere right now.

You ____ need to keep at it until the picture emerges and you can see clearly what you have achieved.

We don’t choose our earliest habits, we imitate ____

We follow the script handed down by our friends and family, our church or school, our local community and ____ at large.

Each of these cultures and groups comes with its own set of expectations and standards ― when and whether to get married, how many ____ to have, which holidays to celebrate, how much money to spend on your child’s birthday party.

In many ways, these social norms are ____ invisible rules that guide your behavior each day.

You’re always keeping them in mind, even if they are not at ____ top of your mind.

Often, you follow the habits of your culture without thinking, without ____ and sometimes without remembering.

As the French philosopher Michel de Montaigne wrote, ____ customs and practices of life in society sweep us along.”