Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2013
Abstract
When students are asked to introduce themselves to the class at the beginning of the semester, their rote speeches usually consist of: hometown, classification, major, campus affiliation, and some random thoughts. However, after about the tenth student, very few of the introductions are memorable or can be differentiated from the others. For that and other reasons, I designed the biographical sketch (bio sketch) exercise as both a writing assignment and a way for students to present themselves to one another in a more meaningful way. This paper describes some purposes and techniques for creating effective bio sketches in business classes.
Repository Citation
Muir, Clive, "Crafting Biographical Sketches In Business Classes" (2013). Faculty Publications. 40.
https://scholarworks.sfasu.edu/businesscom_facultypubs/40
Comments
Originally published in The Texas Business and Technology Educator’s Association Journal (2013) 12(1), p. 73