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Deadline day!

 So I submitted my inquiry report last Friday and I couldn't feel more proud of myself! I hope everyone else is feeling good about coming to the end of module 3!

Its been a rocky process, definitely some ups and downs but overall I've learnt a lot about myself and it really has changed the way I view my practice.

Ive had a few days off to enjoy the fact that I've finished my written work, now its time to start planning my presentation. the presentation will be around 20 minutes long (which sounds like a lot but I think in the moment it will go very quickly) so its going to take some planning. I don't think I will use a powerpoint as I often find them distracting, however I think a prompt sheet will be perfect to keep me on track and ensure I say everything I want to speak about. 

Things to involve in the presentation: 

  • Defining my practice/ what has lead me to this point in my practice. 
  • How did I get to my inquiry question?
  • Overview of the process
  • What did each section teach me?
  • What can I take forward from this process?
  • Presentation of my artefact with some discussion.
  • What have I learnt from the course overall?
Im actually looking forward to giving the presentation, I really enjoy public speaking and I think i'm probably better at this than the written side of things so hopefully all goes well. If anyone else has any comments about what else I can include in my presentation id be very grateful! 

Shauna x


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