Group 3 SPC 1017 8:25

     In this post I will write about the experience I had after watching and listening group 1(which presented chapter number 3), group 2(which presented chapter number 9), and my teammates of group 3(which presented chapter number 10). The reference book that the class had to use to present is known as Comm6 Speech Communication from Deanna D. Sellnow, Kathleen, Verderber, Rudolph F. Verderber in which everyone had to cooperate by choosing their own part of the chapter or share it together to bring a summarized presentation for the audience to observe.      The first group worked on presenting the chapter known as Intercultural Communication. They talked about the effect and interaction of different cultures between people. The students that presented tried to explain and give examples of each and every theme that was introduced throughout the chapter with the culture and communication, the cultural knowledge, the difference each one gets to have, the deve...

  Post 1 by Sofia Rangel, part of Group number three. Reflections of the group presentations for chapters three, nine and ten of Comm6. Having as reference the book Comm6 Speech and Communication from Deanna D. Sellnow; Kathleen S. Verderber; Rudolph F. Verderber was assigned to three groups chapters three, nine and ten for each of them to make a presentation in which we all had to explain and summarize the contents of each chapter to the class. The presentation of Group number one was about chapter number three, Intercultural Communication and it focused on the role of communication in the interaction of different cultures. Starting with the description of each concept, our partners shared their understanding of culture as shared values, beliefs or traditions from a community or identity; and communication as a group of rules in a language. Our classmates explained how many factors in the culture, such as co-cultures, culture identity, sexual orientations, race & ethnicity, po...

POST #1 We've all been through those nerve-wracking student presentations in college, right? Well, I'm here to talk about my own experience with the my first presentation in this class -intro to Communication. These presentations aren't just about showing off what you know; they're a chance to see your classmates' unique communication styles and creativity in action. Plus, they're a personal growth journey, especially for someone like me who's still learning English. Let's dive in and explore this rollercoaster of presentations. As the presentations rolled out, I was struck by how differently each of my classmates conveyed their ideas. It was like a mini art show in the world of communication. You see, presenting isn't just about dropping knowledge bombs; it's also a chance to express yourself. This part really hit home because it reminded me that being a good com...