Good work Joshua. This is effective evidence for P3 - "discuss potential barriers to effective communication". It also contributes to P4 - "demonstrate a range of effective interpersonal skills" and P5 - "use IT to aid communication".
Your choice of video to illustrate cultural barriers is humourous on one level but you'd need to be very sure of your audience in at least a couple of ways.
1 - that they wouldn't be offended by the risque language that features in the video. 2 - that they wouldn't be offended by the Italian national stereotype which is the butt of the joke in the video.
The use of humour can be a very fine line, difficult to tread and the consequences of it backfiring can be high.
Good work Joshua. This is effective evidence for P3 - "discuss potential barriers to effective communication". It also contributes to P4 - "demonstrate a range of effective interpersonal skills" and P5 - "use IT to aid communication".
ReplyDeleteYour choice of video to illustrate cultural barriers is humourous on one level but you'd need to be very sure of your audience in at least a couple of ways.
1 - that they wouldn't be offended by the risque language that features in the video.
2 - that they wouldn't be offended by the Italian national stereotype which is the butt of the joke in the video.
The use of humour can be a very fine line, difficult to tread and the consequences of it backfiring can be high.