We're rounding out our Listen Up! project with a guide to navigating dialogue at the dinner table — just in time for Thanksgiving. 

Psychology professor Art Aron, who devised 36 questions to make couples — or anyone, really — grow closer, says showing that you're listening is just as important as listening itself.

Mastering the art of listening is also about mastering conversation. With help from the world of improv comedy, you'll learn how to take your listening skills to new heights. 

It's hard to listen if you've already forgotten what someone has said. The good news? There are creative ways to work on your memory. 

So often we scramble to fill up silence in conversations. But the best listeners know when others just need to be heard. 

While we don't literally listen to body language, there's a lot of information you can get and communicate without words. Grab a partner and take a few minutes for a mirror game.

What happens when you have your conversations in person? You listen!