Seah Sze Lynn

I'm sorry this has taken me awhile to do as I have been quite caught up adapting with the new university environment I'm in. 1 week ago I was called for an interview for a Chancellor Scholarship and I must say that the Communication course reminded me a lot and probably tipped me off before entering into the conference room. 30 minutes I had to grab their attention and put a good image of me in their minds and even though I was unsuccessful to receive the award, I have learned ample. When I was in the room with 3 interviewers facing me and shooting me with questions more than I can remember, I told myself body language is essential. The day before I did use the one object you said would be useful for me. I practice speaking in front of the mirror and made sure whatever that comes unexpected would not be shown on my face. And I believe even though I might not have perfected that skill but I thought I handled it fairly alright. If I hadn't had practice it could have been worse. So thank you for texting me that very day. Although just an hour, but it was helpful in many ways. Thanks.

Jeremy Kuan
In communication, i think i choose to be a listener because i feel i'm not knowledgable. But listening to people, i tend to just agree with what they say most of the time. Unless it's something i know and i feel it's wrong. From the course, i felt it was useful again because i've never really knew how to talk to public. either one to one or the crowd. With the tips provided, it's going to be handy since i'm getting involved with loads of outgoing activities. It will also help in any organizing activity, whether it is during preparing (meetings) or even during.

Edward Shee

On Wednesday's communication class, I feeling was rather empty and I didnt know why I can still make jokes, but then again, time passes and I have emptied the emptiness in me. So much for the class, I am able to make use of my body language and my silver tongue in order to either persuade or demoralize people. A demonstration of "face-making" feelings are needed and as we haven't approach the climax, we started to...well....laugh. We are told to do this "facemaking" in front of the mirror like a ritual so that we can know what people will judge when we are to do it infront of them. I am happy with the class.