Showing posts with label students. Show all posts
Showing posts with label students. Show all posts
Tuesday, 5 July 2011
Monday, 4 July 2011
Updated: Incisive Student Feedback on Public Speaking Contest (pictures and video)
Dipti Agrawal is one of the brilliant students of Incisive training LSPT program - Leadership, Skills & Personality Transformation. However, Dipti did not win the prize this time. She received detailed evaluation sheet from the trainer, Mr. Mikola Andrejeu. The evaluation is very close to excellent. From now on Diopti is committed to win every single speaking competition in her life.
Public Speaking Contest in Indore: Evaluation & Feedback by Mr. A.Joshi (pictures and video)
Public Speaking Contest, which took place in Indore yesterday, turned out to be an exciting and challengeable event for both participants and organizers.
Apart from judges, public and participants became keen listeners and wise evaluators also. Attentive look and respectful attitude towards public speakers can righfully characterize the event. In all three classes.
Class A: judged by Capt. Jason Thomas.
Class B: judged by Mr. Mikola Andrejeu.
Class C: judged by Mr. Mohit Khurana.
[[posterous-content:pid___0]]Here we try to show how it had been judged.
[[posterous-content:pid___1]]Evaluation and self-evaluation is not a five-minute process. It takes time to make right decisions. Incisive trainers tried their very best in emphasizing on learnful points. Pointing out missing points and weak sides of speeches, judges ment to deliver high growth potential to speakers rather than stating mistakes.
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Friday, 1 July 2011
Leadership & Skills & Personality Development Training Class: Group Discussion
We tried to perform this Group Discussion in a British Parliament way: formal speech, "Dear Sir" & all stuff. The topic turned to be very vibrating: pros and contras for providing 25 per cent of seat in the D.A.V.V. (University in Indore) for BPL applicants [BPL = social group in India with super low income, Below Poverty Line]. Students really got involved.
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