Saturday, November 15, 2008
WATCH THIS! I bet that you will singing along!
I remembered watching ‘The Ron Clark Show’ on cable many times and loved it when Matthew Perry (Yup, Chandler from Friends.) busted out some moves during the President’s rap. What a way to learn in class! Do you think we can put what we learn in ES2007S into Rihanna's Umbrella? I doubt so!
By the way, did anybody watched Obama’s acceptance speech? That was a really, really well-written speech I must say!
Blog Post 7: My Love-Hate Relationship with ES2007S
Final Reflection (Blog Post #7)
For this final post, return to your first post and review what you wrote. Has your understanding of the value of effective
communications skills changed since that time? If so, in what way? If not, why not? How do you feel about the communication
skills that you have developed in this module? Please reflect on what you have done, on your interactions and your overall
learning.
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I’ve always thought professional communication was going to be a stroll in the park given that the materials in the book was simple to understand and one do not need 3 months of class to apply it. OH BOY, was I wrong! The course has exposed to me that professional communication is a comprehensive and intensive field. One need to really understand it in order to be an effective communicator given any situations. The weekly classes gave me a chance to apply some of the skills learnt on my classmates.
I have learnt a lot of things that I would never be able to learn in my other modules. I enjoyed reading, commenting on my classmates’ blogs and reading Mr Blackstone’s post on the elections. I even have a draft resume in hand for my future job search. All in all, I can say that I have achieved what I wanted to: Brush up on my communication skills.
To end off, I would like to thank Mrs Kim for all the advice, anecdote and guidance in this class. I need to really thank my group mates, Huimin and You Fei. I love doing the project with them and all our rehearsals for the oral presentation. It was fun while it lasted.
This is Illya and I bid you goodbye!