How Well Your Plan Addressed An Identified Need, Reflected Principles Of Adult Learning, Was Based On Availability Of Resources And Made Use Of Appropriate Assessment Methods

801 words - 4 pages

3DLA F211B

CIPD Assessment Activity Template

During the activity you should demonstrate your ability to: | |
|manage a learning and development activity | |
|support learners via questioning and feedback |2.2 |
|use 1 formative and 1 summative assessment method |2.3 |
|summarise and conclude the learning and development activity |2.4 |
|assist learners to reflect on their learning and identify further needs |2.5 |
|collect feedback from participants |2.6 |
|The delivery of your activity/session should be observed and assessed by your tutor using the attached Observation |3.1 |
|Record. | |
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|Activity 2 | |
|Write a reflective statement in which you consider the effectiveness of your activity/session (Activity 1), including: | |
|how well your plan addressed an identified need, reflected principles of adult learning, was based on availability of | |
|resources and made use of appropriate assessment methods | |
|how the structure and sequence of the activity assisted learning | |
|how you managed factors (at least two individual and two environmental) that could have impacted on learning |2.1 |
|how you created a positive learning environment | |
|the feedback you received from learner participants | |
|your own perceptions of the effectiveness of the activity |2.2 |
|at least 2 recommendations you could make to improve your future performance. | |
| |1.1 |
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