0% found this document useful (0 votes)
227 views2 pages

Reflection 1

Uploaded by

api-510514587
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
227 views2 pages

Reflection 1

Uploaded by

api-510514587
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 2

Reflection:

Week 2 - Introduction to Social Psychology

This was the first multimedia presentation that was assigned to me by any class, which

made me nervous and overwhelmed. However, after reading Chapter 1 of the textbook and

completing the assignment and assessment that went along with it. I realized I knew more than I

would have given myself credit for. This project specifically was not my best work, but it was

the project that challenged me to go beyond what I was used. I learned how to interview my

friends and get their perspective about social psychology. The responses were diverse which

showed how differently people think.

My opinion-editorial was interesting to research about because I was the one who picked

the article that was significant to me. Instead of just reading about research and what social

psychologist did, I participated in research and shared my findings with supporting evidence with

my friends and the rest of the class. This type of project made a 2-dimensional type of

information turn into a 3-dimensional type of learning. It was incorporated into my long-term

memory because of the amount of time I spent on it. It’s the end of the semester now, but I can

still recall a lot of information from this project.

In the beginning, I thought that 15 minutes was a long time for a presentation, but I went

over that time when I first recorded my presentation. In my second attempt, I had to talk

abnormally fast for a PowerPoint presentation. It was my fault because I did not plan it well. In

my feedback by Dr. Stansbury, I was told not to read from the slides and to provide only

highlights of information. I was also told to slow down when I talked and to fix some minor

errors in APA citation. Also, there were positive feedbacks as well which told me I was doing
things right. The visuals and the transitions from slides were great. I took the positive and need

for improvement feedbacks seriously and applied to the rest of projects.

This feedback made me realize that I needed to plan for each week. Since I was reading

from the slides, the presentation took longer than 15 minutes so that’s why I talked fast to get in

all the information. For the rest of my project, I was conscious of how fast I was talking and I

avoided reading from the slides. I condensed the amount of words on each slide so that I was not

tempted to read from it.

I am a very visual learner. My learning improves when I am more involved with a class.

Even though, this was online. I felt that I was gaining a lot of information because I was given

the right guidelines but I was also not limited by them. This project helped me take the chapter

concepts and apply them to real-life. This was better processed in my mind. This type of project

can be used in a lot of my courses; it gave me a lot of room to be creative and demonstrate my

knowledge to others. I can take concepts from other textbooks and visualize it into my own

understanding. I discovered things that I did not know about PowerPoint which I will be using in

other courses.

You might also like