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Developing Business Practice –302BUS
Writing Successfully for your Studies and in
Business
Unit: 3 Knowledgecast: 1
In this Knowledgecast, we will:
• Analyse a range of learning styles and the factors that influence successful study
• Evaluate current academic, self marketing and personal skills and present a plan for the development of academic skills
• Use programme and module information to develop a personalised academic strategy
Module Learning Outcomes
Module OverviewUnit1 Developing as a learner
2 Working independently and with others
3 Academic writing4 Critical thinking, reading and taking notes
5 Using data in your studies
6 Business and management research
7 Career development strategies
8 Effective self marketing tools
9 Successful work experience
10 Personal Development Planning
Developing your writing skills to become:
• More competent about expressing yourself• More confident about expressing yourself
Allows you to:
• Communicate your point clearly • Communicate your meaning accurately• Create a good impression
Importance of Writing Successfully
What’s your purpose?
• Inform
• Influence
• Impress
What are your strengths and weaknesses?
• Gather and use feedback to develop your skills
Think About The Sender
What are their needs?
• Identify their needs
• Clarify their expectations
• Identify specific requirements
Think About The Receiver
What are you communicating?
• A clear and concise message
• Illustrated appropriately
• Applies your knowledge when analysing a situation
Think About The Message
What does it look like?
• Clearly laid out
• Key terms highlighted
• Diagrams used effectively to illustrate meaning from data
• Summaries used for complex points
Think About Your Presentation
Developing Your Business Vocabulary
Active Vocabulary
Language you use regularly and with ease
Passive Vocabulary
Language you only understand when read in
context
1. Identify words used frequently in your subjects
2. Clarify specialist terms
3. Learn how words are used
3 Steps to Learn Your Vocabulary
1. Understand the meaning in their context
2. Write the words and their meaning down
3. Regularly use new words in their context
3 Steps to Develop Your Vocabulary
Language to avoid includes:
• Colloquial (Slang)• Emotive• Repetitive• Rambling• Overly complex• Jargon
An Effective Style
Demonstrates deep learning by:
• Using new ideas, concepts, models, theories
• Explaining your learning to others
• Applying ideas to new situations
Why Use Written Assessments?
• In our next Knowledgecast, we will look at:
• Analyse a range of learning styles and the factors that influence successful study
• Evaluate current academic, self marketing and personal skills and present a plan for the development of academic skills
• Use programme and module information to develop a personalised academic strategy
What are we going to cover next?
In this Knowledgecast, we have:• Analyse a range of learning styles and the factors that influence
successful study– Identified 3 ways to develop and apply your active vocabulary
• Evaluate current academic, self marketing and personal skills and present a plan for the development of academic skills
– Adopted a simple framework to consider when planning any communication
• Use programme and module information to develop a personalised academic strategy
– Explained why written assessments are important in developing your learning skills
Knowledgecast Summary
Examples of assessment types:
• Portfolio• Management Brief• Pitch• Debate• Peer Assessment• Group Presentation
Business Focused Assessments