Summer Brief Presentation: Feedback Session

10 (Group) Successes

1: Passed first year

2: Living alone / Learnt to be independent

3: Learnt to cook

4: Printing resources/ Learnt different processes

5: Developed digital skills

6: Learnt how to answer a brief/ structured process

7: Confidence

8: Improved personal & professional practice

9: Improved literacy skills
10: Balancing part-time work on top of the course

11: Learnt to integrate workshop skills into practice

10 (Class) Successes

1: Presentation skills

2: Feedback

3: Workshops integration

4: Independent

5: Research/ Development

6: Understand and Time Management/ Priorities

7: Working In/ With Groups/ Specialisms

8: Independence/ Motivations

9: Theory/ Context

10: Style/ Finding your feet

10 Successful traits: To explore...

1: Cooking new and different meals. (Too much pasta last year.)
2: Take advantage of the resources around University more.
3: Gain more confidence doing presentations.
4: Better Time management.
5: Blogging often to keep up to date.
6: Money Management (Less funds = Wiser spending)
7: Attempt to keep fit throughout the year.
8: Better production techniques/ Professional.
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Summer Brief Presentation: 
Presenting & Feedback

For the Summer brief presentation, In a group of 9 we each took our turns to present our summer briefs on the table to the rest of the group. We all had 5 minutes each to present, 1 minute to receive our feedback which we wrote on Post-it notes and passed on.

I'm really glad we did it in this fashion, mostly because I was a bit nervous of coming back and presenting it to the class at the start of the year. I ended up enjoying it.