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I was at first a bit overwhelmed by the number of due dates on multiple days each week, but having now experienced this course I really appreciate how it has helped to structure my study load!

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I was at first a bit overwhelmed by the number of due dates on multiple days each week, but having now experienced this course I really appreciate how it has helped to structure my study load!

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Having looked at workplace discourse from an analytical perspective will definitely help me better understand and function in workplaces going forward. 

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Having looked at workplace discourse from an analytical perspective will definitely help me better understand and function in workplaces going forward. 

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I found looking at medical discourse enlightening in the amount of facework going on, I'd never thought of it that way before. 

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I found looking at medical discourse enlightening in the amount of facework going on, I'd never thought of it that way before. 

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For the weekly data analyses, I liked that there was a mix of written assessment and video assessment. It allows students with different learning styles to be able to engage in a way that suits them. I thought I preferred doing the written assessment, but now after doing two video ones, I wonder if I remember how to express myself using the written word again haha. But I like that mix. A lot of units we get caught up doing a lot of academic writing

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This unit has broadened my knowledge on how I look at discourse, and the ways that I can analyse it.

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Whilst I understood that there are clear patterns and structures to discourse, I think it's been interesting to consider the different genres we encounter in everyday life and how we adapt so readily to different contexts. It's fascinating to think that our communication is so heavily monitored within the speech communities that we have created and that it's become very strictly codified in some areas such as News and visiting the doctor, to the extent that breaking expectations can seem so weird.

In addition, I have become more aware of BVP.

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I am often finding myself confused or uncertain about what is happening in a conversation. I thought this was to do with perhaps cross-cultural differences, or that I am too literal. This course has helped me to understand some of those moments much better and given me some confidence in analysing what is going on. If only I could do it faster ;) (since you can't stop a conversation for the time it takes to analyse what happened there!)

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I am often finding myself confused or uncertain about what is happening in a conversation. I thought this was to do with perhaps cross-cultural differences, or that I am too literal. This course has helped me to understand some of those moments much better and given me some confidence in analysing what is going on. If only I could do it faster ;) (since you can't stop a conversation for the time it takes to analyse what happened there!)

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While doing the analysis task of each week, I find it difficult to analyse text without "bias" from myself, that ideologies I identified from the texts might actually reflect my own way of thinking.

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I am taking the phatic communication aspect of workplace relations much more seriously. I admit to have not really appreciated it that much before.

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I am taking the phatic communication aspect of workplace relations much more seriously. I admit to have not really appreciated it that much before.

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I actually started watching Scenes from a Marriage last night and couldn't help but apply conversation analysis... does that count as applying to my personal life? :)

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Before taking this Unit I though it will be the same as the other Units. However, I found that each week's topic is very interesting and I would say I am very enjoy the reading (usually I am not) and it is fun !!! I've learned a lot, and I might do more reading and research about discourse even after I finishing this Unit. 

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Before taking this Unit I though it will be the same as the other Units. However, I found that each week's topic is very interesting and I would say I am very enjoy the reading (usually I am not) and it is fun !!! I've learned a lot, and I might do more reading and research about discourse even after I finishing this Unit. 

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I will be sharing some of the ideas about ideologies in education with my school and department. I think it's a key to eliminating / questioning teacher biases

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The topic of workplace discourse was interesting and gave me a new way of looking at communication that happens in the workplace. Before learning about it, it didn't really occur to me how much we can find out from just casual conversations (phatic communication) that seemingly happens in the workplace everyday.

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How much are researcher / analyst biases themselves based on ideologies within which they have been operating? Would it ever be possible to conduct a neutral analysis?

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One of the things mentioned about CA is that close attention to what is actually happening is more like empirical science observation (if I can call it that). I am happy to accept that, since I am not an expert, but I am still uncertain about this. I'm not 100% why, perhaps it is because I think of talk as inherently ideological / bias / slanted and not given to "empirical" observation. 

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One of the things mentioned about CA is that close attention to what is actually happening is more like empirical science observation (if I can call it that). I am happy to accept that, since I am not an expert, but I am still uncertain about this. I'm not 100% why, perhaps it is because I think of talk as inherently ideological / bias / slanted and not given to "empirical" observation. 

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I think, although it made me work throughout the week when I should've been planning lessons, the structure was really effective in terms of keeping me on track with my learning. I loved Perusall... Reading others' ideas was great because it broadened my perspectives on the readings