Critical Reflection
When the trimester first kick-starts, the first assignment
for the module is to write about my communication strengths, weaknesses and
goals. I said to achieve two goals for myself, one is to improve on the areas
where I am weak at while the other is to learn and equip with new communication
skills that would enable myself to excel in school or even workplace in the
near future.
Throughout the 12 weeks of the trimester, I have really
great exposure to different types of communication skills. Peer-teaching was
the very first opportunity for me to work on what I said to achieve in the
first assignment as public speaking/presentation skills have been one of the
weakest communication skills I have. However, I ended up doing really poorly,
the flow of the presentation was not smooth, the content was not well-organized
and pronunciations were off at some points of time. I found myself fortunate
enough receive constructive feedback from my professor, Ms. Lim and also some
of my peers. Those feedback have helped me better identified the areas in
specific to work on.
On the other hand, I also had precious opportunities to
observe and learn from my peers who are very capable of pulling off a great
presentation showcase. Personally, I think I have yet to achieve what I said to
do so at the beginning of the module but I am proud to say I am improving and I
will eventually achieve the objectives in the near future.
In conclusion, despite falling short to the objectives I said
to achieve at the beginning of the module, I have gained several communication
skills that further enhance my ability to establish a good communication with
my peers, colleagues as well as clients in the near future.
Hi Jason,
ReplyDeleteYes indeed, we are very fortunate to be able to receive feedback from our professor and to be able to work on it! Personally, think that you have done well during your presentation so don't be too hard on yourself! Hope that you will be able to achieve the goals that you like to achieve in the near future too! All the best!
Cheers,
Shermaine Tan