Course overview
This course aims to develop students’ communication and interaction skills for effective professional engagement that enacts equity and develops agency through dialogic pedagogy. The course aims to develop students’ receptive and productive professional communicative skills, foregrounding listening and speaking, and developing specific professional communicative skills such as turn-taking, effective talk moves, feedback strategies, voice quality and non-verbal interaction. The course covers a range of professional communicative contexts including contemporary digital modes of communication, face-to-face communication, monologues, formal presentations, dialogue, multilingual and intercultural communication, and conflict resolution.
Course learning outcomes
- Explain how oral language works
- Analyse the features of equitable and engaging classroom talk
- Recognise and manage a diverse range of oral communication contexts
Availability
Class details
Mawson Lakes
Class number 21054
Section TU01
Size 27
Available 26
Class number 21053
Section TU02
Size 27
Available 27
Class number 21052
Section TU03
Size 27
Available 26
Class number 21051
Section TU04
Size 27
Available 26
Class number 21050
Section TU05
Size 27
Available 26
Adelaide City Campus East
Class number 21059
Section TU01
Size 27
Available 23
Class number 21058
Section TU02
Size 27
Available 26
Class number 21057
Section TU03
Size 27
Available 27
Class number 21056
Section TU04
Size 27
Available 27
Class number 21055
Section TU05
Size 27
Available 23
Online
Class number 20236
Section 01OL
Size 30
Available 26
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