Process Recording
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Describe the experience, Reflection, Influencing factors, Evaluation & Learning |
Process Recording II
Describe the experience- A) The communication patterns observed in our last group interaction on Wednesday March sixth, during International Women's week was a free floating pattern that involved most of the group's members. Given that our instructor was the "facilitator" of the group, the role of the leader was assumed with that role as well. The topic for discussion was, "Who is the most inspirational woman that has affected or impacted your life?". The question was asked and the first person to respond, stating that her inspirational woman would be a super hero, starting off the topic, unsure of what other relevant inspirations would come forward. The pass went to the next person, whom chose Princess Dianna, who is a well respected, caring, loving woman that during her time as Princess left a powerful impact on the life's of many women. Once the first two students spoke, the pass went with ease, with only two people passing on the whole group communication. The group members had inspirational women to speak of, the women that were fighters and survivors were talked about a little longer, with more questions being asked about their experience. B) The group consists of a few sub groups, a dyad and a triad. In the dyad group the two passed on answering the question, this could have been for many reasons. The first may have been that they do not have a female role model in their life, since from other communications observed they both have abandonment issues with their mother's. The abandonment may have lead them to have a bias opinion on inspirational women and active listening may have been the only option for the dyad at this time being such a sensitive topic for therm. The triad of the group always speak when each other are speaking, responding with feedback as
Describe the experience, Reflection, Influencing factors, Evaluation & Learning |
Process Recording II
Describe the experience- A) The communication patterns observed in our last group interaction on Wednesday March sixth, during International Women's week was a free floating pattern that involved most of the group's members. Given that our instructor was the "facilitator" of the group, the role of the leader was assumed with that role as well. The topic for discussion was, "Who is the most inspirational woman that has affected or impacted your life?". The question was asked and the first person to respond, stating that her inspirational woman would be a super hero, starting off the topic, unsure of what other relevant inspirations would come forward. The pass went to the next person, whom chose Princess Dianna, who is a well respected, caring, loving woman that during her time as Princess left a powerful impact on the life's of many women. Once the first two students spoke, the pass went with ease, with only two people passing on the whole group communication. The group members had inspirational women to speak of, the women that were fighters and survivors were talked about a little longer, with more questions being asked about their experience. B) The group consists of a few sub groups, a dyad and a triad. In the dyad group the two passed on answering the question, this could have been for many reasons. The first may have been that they do not have a female role model in their life, since from other communications observed they both have abandonment issues with their mother's. The abandonment may have lead them to have a bias opinion on inspirational women and active listening may have been the only option for the dyad at this time being such a sensitive topic for therm. The triad of the group always speak when each other are speaking, responding with feedback as