05/12/20 Critical Reflection - Angelo
Thoughts and views on SIE2016 – Effective Communication Looking back on the past 13 weeks, I complete this module in the knowledge that I have improved as a student, communicator, and person. When I received my timetable, one week before the academic year started, I scoffed at the words “Effective communication,” dismissing as the same mere English language classes I sat through in my polytechnic years. Entering the doors of DV-AP-SR2L, I walked in triumphantly but left defeated with the impression that I might learn something useful. I recall the first assignment vividly, a formal letter to Professor Blackstone, where he framed his feedback as “minor language issues.” From my perspective it felt that I had let myself as writing has always been my passion, I have written political papers and school news articles. Never ever was I placed in a position where I was called out for my run-on sentences, so it was a very humbling experience for me. This made me determined to make full
