Describe your experience working in the assigned group that was tasked with preparing your individual oral presentation, as well as researching more fully the material covered in this course, and what went well, what went poorly, and what you think contributed most to your learning and preparation for this course. This is also an opportunity to reflect on what you think you are more likely to learn based on this experience: more economics courses, fewer economics courses, more microeconomics courses, or other courses, and why. OUTLINE: 1. The oral presentation is on preference relations and involves microeconomics. 2. good job in discussing and analysing textbook material with group members. Did not do well in presentations and in reporting case studies (give examples) 3. was able to analyse the content of microeconomics well and teamwork skills contributed the most in this course. (give examples based on content) Help me write a reflective essay based on the above requirements

Lecture Feedback: Recall in which seminar you learned the most and explain why.

How to give a great presentation

why studying marketing/communications matters to you [What do you want to learn from this course?]

Outline the characteristics of an audience that would have to be considered when choosing your presentation method and presentation aids.

1. Based on the lecture and reading materials, what is informative speaking? If you have a topic in mind for either: your informative or career speech, please share what you are thinking about and the main points you are considering. 2. What are at least three things to consider when evaluating research? Where can you find research that is appropriate to include in your assignments for class? 3. After watching Rita Pearson's "Every Child Deserves a Champion" speech and Steve Job's "Stanford Commencement" speech, who was the better speaker and why? Please cite specific examples from both speeches and explain your reasoning. For full credit on this discussion, your post should be a minimum of 200 words, answering at least two of the three above questions, cite at least two sources from the course material (i. e. one chapter and one video) and one outside source (i. e. a news article, a scholarly article, a video). You will also need to provide three responses to peers of at least 50 words, with at least one positive comment and one way to improve or question to the original poster.