Female, aged 41.
English Specialist Degree
Being Bad relates indirectly to other modules, it has enabled me to think outside of the box, to look at life from a different perspective.
The subjects that were covered were appropriate, interesting and relevent to issues that occur frequently in everyday life.
The module I found challenging in a way that it made you think seriously about both sides to the issue under the debate, your own points of view and that of others.
The module team were great! enjoyed certain lectures more than others though to be honest.
To have group discussions I feel is a little difficult as everyone sits with familiar people, so to take advantage of the module everyone needs to be placed with people they don't already know.
The interdisciplinary approach was fab! a breath of fresh air from the other modules. It really worked for me and I particularly enjoyed the blogs. It was great to interact with others in the group and share opinions, values and to have a good rant about stuff that annoys many of us.
I'm not sure if I will carry on this module, not decided yet but would recommend it to other students.
I didn't find any of the module a waste of time, I found it wasn't so demanding as the other modules although we had three assessment tasks. The ability to do one element as an on going assessment I really enjoyed, also reading other peoples blogs made me appreciate the different attitudes we have to everyday problems and issues. The only problem was the amount of newspapers I bought, articles or news programmes I watched, it drove my husband bonkers!
I found that all the handouts, paper work that accompanied the lectures, frequently available, questions were answered and problems addresses efficiently.
Many thanks to Mark, I got a great deal out of the module, enjoyed it.
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