Dialogue, Discussion & Debate
Ffeithiau Allweddol
Iaith: Saesneg
Hyd: 20 Wythnos
Nifer y Credydau: 20
Tiwtor: Michelle Evans
Dull Dysgu: Ar lein
Lefel: Mae'r modiwl hwn ar Lefel 4 FfCChC
Cod y Modiwl: XK23820
Ffi: £220.00 - Cynllun Hepgor Ffioedd
Gellir archebu lle ar y cwrs yma.
Overview
Speaking in front of others in a professional capacity is a skill that is useful for promotion and employment. It can be uncomfortable. Don’t shy away from this skill, be brave, address the issue. Preparation is the key! This online self-paced interactive course will focus on developing your confidence and encourage listening skills, precis, dialogue, discussion and debate – the skills you will need in the workforce.
How do you put your argument forward in a professional manner? How do you deliver your message succinctly and how do you build upon your unique strengths?
Within the learning units we will analyse the power of professional speakers and have a debate session.
Assessments are delivered with a light-hearted approach, so you are learning but having fun too. You will receive constructive feedback and develop resilience strategies.
Programme
The content will guide you through different aspects of effective communication, from calming your nerves and developing your confidence, to developing your arguments and delivering your message concisely. We’ll help you identify and build on your own personal attributes, develop your resilience and channel your nerves. We’ll analyse the power of professional speakers, learn how to read and engage an audience, and explore the ways and effects of delivering ‘data with a soul’, but most importantly, we’ll be having fun along the way! All you need to complete this course, is access to a computer, a little bit of curiosity, and the willingness to learn.
Learning Outcomes
On completion of this module, students should be able to:
- Successfully deliver an 8-minute presentation to the group audience using Panopto.
- Design an academic poster and deliver to peers.
- Reflect upon the sessions and personal growth using the reflective writing exercise.
Assessments
- Academic poster (700 words 40%)
- Presentation (10 minutes 30%)
- Reflective journal (2000 words 30%)
Reading Suggestions
Reading suggestions will be offered throughout the course.
Entry Requirements
This course is for everyone. No previous experience is needed and there are no formal entry requirements.
What Do I Need?
As this is an online course, you would need the following:
• Internet access
• Access to a laptop or computer with a web camera and microphone; the use of headphones might also be of benefit
• Use of the Chrome web-browser where possible.
Dysgu Gydol Oes, Ail Lawr, Adeilad Cledwyn, Campws Penglais, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, SY23 3DD
Ffôn: 01970 621580 Ebost: dysgu@aber.ac.uk