Monday August 18, 2008. Posted by Stephanie Jo Kent under Creating a Conversation. It is almost the last day! You have been such engaged learners. I hope the labor of the class will not outweigh its value as you each move on into your own futures.

The remaining comments about the final presentation relate to expression of emotions.

Honestly, I did not think I would be able to learn as much as I did about communications in an online class. At first I was somewhat critical about how this online environment would affect my communication attempts towards my classmates and professor, but it was actually the online environment that enabled my learning. Like I have mentioned one million times before! Of sounding dumb or just have a. Flood of information which they.

I quote, Hanh relates how a piece of paper is an inter-bei.

Or at least something like that. Regardless, the reply to their comments was not the medium to disclose that information. Is it important to me that my opinion differs from hers? August 17, 2008.

The Sum of All Parts. I find myself struggling sometimes whether to be a completely honest person or not. But I have to admit, every time I did get into heavy discussion, I always learned a lot. Sometimes in order to learn you have to be uncomfortable, and to put yourself out there on the line. On the same entry, Singer12 writes. In another one of the first blog r.

The relationship between communication and impression management. Impression management can be a way to start a relationship. Impression management is the one of the theories that she had presented her lecture. I found myself greatly agreed with impression management.