Group 3 SPC1017- 9:50am

                                                          Chapter Reflection       In our speech class, we were presented with a project in which you were to be put in a group of seven-to-eight people and put together a google slide based on a chapter the group was assigned to teach to the rest of the class. There were three groups:  via GIPHY     Group 1: Chapter 3, Communication and Its Elements   I think this group did very well, not just in having a nice, organized presentation, but it was entertaining and it caught everyone’s attention with its funny but educational videos and examples. It is easy to go up in the front of the classroom and simply read off the board but I have noticed that it is difficult to actually teach a class while being entertaining enough to keep the audience’s eyes on you for ...

  Yesenia Macaya SPC1017 9:50 A.M Professor Sherri Sinkoff.  Chapter Reflection 3, 9 & 10 Chapter 3, presented by Group 1, was a breeze to follow. The presenters were efficient, their points were sharp, and the information flowed seamlessly. It allowed me to take detailed notes without missing a beat. Chapter 3 was about Intercultural communication, how cultures are different with languages, words & gestures. Chapter 3 also talked about gender and the positive and negative impact it has in society. Chapter 3 emphasizes the importance  of embracing diverse perspectives, including varying values, beliefs, and attitudes. I firmly believe that a hold on intercultural communication is important for communities. It shows people to genuinely comprehend and value different cultures. Chapter 3 was an example of the impact of a clear and purposeful presentation style. The presenters' clarity and conciseness were commendable. They knew their material inside out, and it sho...

 Chapter 3 Reflection       Chapter 3 was about intercultural communication, covering the effects cultures have on communication. It refers to the different communications between different cultures, culture impacts on society (is it positive or negative?), and gender roles in society (which can also be considered stereotypes). Of course, living in Hialeah, you have a personal understanding of intercultural communication, whether it is positive or negative. I honestly feel like I have more of a negative experience with this, mainly because my Spanish is not that good. I can get by with the little I know, but I can’t fully connect with those around me. With Hialeah being full of Cubans and may other Hispanics, sometimes it makes me feel left out because there are many things they can relate to that I can’t, and that is perfectly fine. It's just that sometimes I can be apart of a conversation and then all of a sudden I can't really be apart of it because I don’t u...