Tuesday, 7 May 2019

PPP3 - Module Evaluation


PPP Module Evaluation

OUGD603
Holly O’Connor

Within this module I have been able to explore my routes and ambitions of going into the teaching profession, as well as exploring different avenues of graphic design and specifically ways to tie the two together.

My work experience allowed me to experience teaching a whole class by myself which was a really valuable experience, as well as being able to get a lot of advice and knowledge from Teachers, Teaching Assistants and even the children themselves. My other experience working as a Progression Ambassador allowed me to tie my two passions of teaching and creativity together, working with children carrying out different art skills as well as carrying out a range of workshops.

My personal branding all revolves around my ambitions of going into teaching and being able to introduce creativity into all aspects of my teaching style and throughout the curriculum and classroom. The branding mainly has a focus on social media and digital designs, as this is the most important aspect to have. It's important to have a professional online presence for employers, parents and even possible children to see, as well as having a professional profile and identity to share inspiration, ideas as well as communicating with other teachers and educational establishments and keeping up with the latest educational news and changes. 

Within Extended Practice I have been able to work on briefs which bring my design skills together with designing for children and education. I feel as though I am well equipped with a range of skills which I can apply to my teaching career, as well as any other careers I may go into in the future.

In conclusion this module has helped me to use my creativity and design skills hand in hand with teaching and use it as something which will help me stand out and how I can apply it in the classroom and when teaching. With my portfolio, advice and knowledge from a range of creative industry professionals, I also feel prepared if I ever wanted to go back into the creative industry in the future.

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