We had our First Tuesday (and Monday)
discussion groups this week.
We talked about feedback – how it is a two-way
event not just something that is given and absorbed!! We talked about the
different ways people have used and responded to their feedback. How have you
done this? It is important to think of your interaction with feedback as being
more than just ‘correction’. Just getting
feedback and then changing things to get ‘better’
feedback is not as useful as the discussion feedback can stimulate within you
and with others.
We talked about the oral presentation (for
Module Threes) and the reflection essay (for Module Ones). Both are about summarising
what you have been doing this term. We came up with the following words as ways
to give you direction as you plan these two kinds of summary.
The oral presentation and the reflective essay:
·
Information
·
Insight into…
·
Collaboration understanding
·
Sharing work
·
Summary of engagement
Being able to say what some thing is about
in just two sentences is a good test / goal to set yourself as you are writing
and planning presentations. In all your work, you should be able to clearly say
what the point is of what you are writing about / making.
We talked about how for Module One the
blogs have ‘gone quiet’ and how now might be more the time to talk to each
other.
We talked about the importance of
relationships – with each other, with the work, with the feedback.
Themes that came out of the conversation
are going to be posted on by:
Amanda - https://amcbahonspp.blogspot.co.uk
Lois-May - http://lois-mayhunt.blogspot.co.uk
Megan - http://meganlouch.blogspot.com/2017/05/coffee-shop-skype-may.html
Vicki - http://victoriamayvickers.blogspot.co.uk
Themes include:
The Oral
presentation – watch other presentations to see how
professionals do it. Maybe Ted Talks which are a great example of getting a
point across in a short time.
In presenting and writing it is important
to keep people’s attention and make
sure what you are describing has a flow.
The ethics
and responsibilities of relationships.
How there are themes that run across all the modules (networking, communication,
reflection). How as you become more familiar with the work your language
changes. It is interesting to hear Module Threes because they use the language
more than Module Ones!!
What are you feeling?
Please comment below.
Adesola