- Which presentation did you
find most interesting? Why?
- Honestly, I found my
groups presentation most interesting. I say this because our group
reported on each and every one of the groups that did research with big
brother big sister and presented their findings. Within our group we were
able to talk to each of the groups and discuss their plans to implement
in order to gain funding for the organization. I really like the
poinsettia sales, everyone loves flowers and you just can’t go wrong.
Along with the bowling party that one group was going to put on, it is a great
way to get kids and adults attention to become involved in the community
with one another.
- Which ideas do you wish
your group would have incorporated into your project?
- In my group, I wish that
we would have had more visuals of the groups interacting at the events
with big brother big sister. There was some confusion with the
organization of when the groups would be interacting with the big brother
big sister; therefore we were not able to correlate a plan to meet up
with everyone for a photo opportunity. Another idea that I wish we would
have incorporated in the project is a personal interview with big brother
big sister; if we had their view on the group project and what they
expected I think we would have been able to help the other groups out if
they were struggling with some ideas.
- Talk briefly about the
experience of preparing for a group presentation.
- When we began to prepare
to give our presentation as a group, we all took a section of the
proposal and brought out the main points of that section. Each of us
discussed that we needed to have at least two minutes of talk time in
order to meet the time limit. We stressed how important it was that we
did not read the slides, but we were to know the information in order to
impress big brother big sister with our professionalism and
communication. When the day came, some of the group was a bit nervous but
we reviewed our file once again and presented like we were prepared.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Blog #9 - Presentation reflect
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