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Auslan Emotions Presentation Reflection

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Auslan Emotions Presentation Reflection

Think about an Auslan story you have presented or practised. Use the mini-story below to explore how facial expression, body movement and signing space help communicate emotion. Reflection answers are personal; sample answers are provided as examples.

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At the weekend, Jarrah was walking through a park when a tiny dog ran up to her. At first, Jarrah looked surprised. The dog dropped a ball at her feet, and Jarrah laughed. She signed a short story about meeting the dog, changing her facial expression and body posture to show how she felt.

1.In the mini-story, what emotion did Jarrah show when the dog first ran up to her?
  • Surprise
  • Boredom
  • Anger
  • Sleepiness
2.Which detail in the story suggests Jarrah became happy?
3.Jarrah changes her facial expression while signing. Give one way that could help her audience understand the story.
4.In Auslan, meaning can be communicated through more than handshapes and hand movement; facial expression and body movement can also contribute.
TrueFalse
5.Choose one option for how clearly you used facial expression in your own emotions presentation. Then add one example of a moment when your expression matched the emotion.
6.Think of a presentation you watched or practised. Describe one specific facial expression or body movement that helped communicate an emotion. Do not name the presenter.
7.Complete this sentence: Facial expression and body movement can help an Auslan audience because…
8.How might showing emotion in an Auslan story be similar to or different from showing emotion while telling a story in spoken English? Give one similarity or difference.
9.Choose one skill you would like to practise next time: clearer facial expression, body movement, signing space, pace, confidence, or learning more emotion signs. Explain one small action you could take.
10.Rate how confident you felt presenting in Auslan from 1 (not yet confident) to 5 (very confident). What is one thing that could help you feel more confident next time?

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