Whole Body Listening Infographic for Social-Emotional Learning #3663410 (License: Personal Use)

This educational illustration depicts a smiling child seated cross-legged, with arrows pointing to key body parts and associated listening behaviors: brain (thinking), eyes (looking), ears (hearing), mouth (voices off), hands (calm), feet (still), body (safe), and heart (have empathy). Designed for early childhood and special education settings, it supports social-emotional learning by making abstract listening skills concrete and accessible.

Used in classroom posters, SEL curricula, speech therapy materials, and parent handouts to teach active listening as a holistic, embodied skill-especially helpful for neurodivergent learners or students developing self-regulation.