Centre for Lifelong Learning

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
PROFESSIONAL DISCUSSION
Advertisements

Entry Profiles Pros Transparent + Justifiable (part. Widening participation) Cross-referencing Ability + opportunity to articulate Confidence building.
An informed consent process for people with learning disabilities and their carers Dr Anita Young Health Services Research Group The Robert Gordon University.
Promoting Excellence in Family Medicine nMRCGP Case Based Discussion A Beginners guide.
Educational Supervision & Find Your Way Around in the E-portfolio Dr Jane Mamelok RCGP WPBA Clinical Lead.
School Based Assessment and Reporting Unit Curriculum Directorate
TAFE NSW International Centre for VET Teaching and Learning TAFE NSW RPL Colloquium 2007: More possibilities, better results Thursday 7 June 2007 Swissotel.
Community Services Training Package CHC08 Workshop 30 June 2009 Workforce Development Guarantee.
1 © 2006 Curriculum K-12 Directorate, NSW Department of Education and Training English K-6 Syllabus Using the syllabus for consistency of assessment.
SO WHAT DOES “BEING QUALIFIED” REALLY MEAN?
Workplace-based Assessment. Overview Types of assessment Assessment for learning Assessment of learning Purpose of WBA Benefits of WBA Miller’s Pyramid.
SCOTTISH QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY
Decent Work for All ASIAN DECENT WORK DECADE Ray Grannall Regional Senior Specialist for Skills Development for Asia Pacific Region Asia Pacific.
Produced by: David Kinnell (Lecturer), May Mentor Update (short version) includes: Student’s Documentation in Practice. Continuity of Practice Assessment.
Faculty of Health & Social Care School of Nursing Shape your own future.
Developing a Nursing Portfolio
Consistent Teacher judgement
Working with 4-H Club Members and Officers. OBJECTIVE Identify 3 ways youth can develop life skills as a 4-H club member.
EPortfolios: Getting started with Mahara. Ambition in Action ePortfolios:Getting started with Mahara o What is an ePortfolio o Examples.
Training and Learning Needs Analysis (TLNA) a tool to promote effective workplace learning & development Helen Mason, Project Worker, Unionlearn Representing.
Industry Training Organisations & Foundation Skills ITF Research Forum, Wellington, 4 April 2005 Ruth Schick PhD, Development Manager Workbase: The New.
1 Learning Services Team Thursday 4 th September 2003 Library Learning Centres in Cambridgeshire: Learndirect delivery.
National Vocational Qualifications in the United Kingdom Author:Richard Leach Venue: Turku, Finland Date:14 th September 2007.
Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector
Supervising Workplacement Learning at Work. Goals How learning has changed in the last few years. Learning at work through a three way partnership. Collecting.
‘Developing the appraisal process in the wider context of the Sport and Fitness sector of Higher Education’. Welcome & Introductions.
Mindset 2000 LtdSlide 1 Train to Gain Provider Support Programme October 2007 Training and assessment.
15 Units for the qualification 11 compulsory units 4 elective units.
CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) MEDU 222.
Service users at the heart of service evaluation USER FOCUSED MONITORING.
The Long Road between Small Towns: Barriers to Building Community Development Partnerships in Rural BC Laura Ryser and Greg Halseth.
The National Training and Modern Apprenticeship Awards – Wales Learning Provider of the Year 2006 NVQ Level 2 & 3 for Teaching Assistants.
Introducing Unit Specifications and Unit Assessment Support Packs National 3, 4 & 5.
Improving lives through learning
Three Way Learning Conversations Information Session Friday 7th 2.30pm in School Hall Please join us for a coffee and informal presentation.
Introducing Assessment Tools. What is an assessment tool? The instrument/s and procedures used to gather and interpret evidence of competence: –Instrument.
Health and Safety Executive Health and Safety Executive CDM 2007 Training Package Competence & training Version: September 2007.
Monitoring Practice Quality First Teaching High Quality Interventions.
Paul O’Halloran Gaza, April The 10-ESC, were originally developed in the UK by the NIMHE, in consultation with service users and carers together.
Introducing Unit Specifications and Unit Assessment Support Packs National 3, 4 and 5.
Assessment Ice breaker. Ice breaker. My most favorite part of the course was …. My most favorite part of the course was …. Introduction Introduction How.
Continuing Professional Development
Assessment, Visibility and Exploitation of non/in- formally acquired competencies of EXperienced EMPLOyees in Enterprises Dr. Aykut Engin March 2011,
MODULE 3 SELF STUDY: TRACKING AND SUPPORT. Lifelong process whereby individuals acquire attitudes, values, skills and knowledge from daily experience.
Acas and Effective workplaces. LEARNING OUTCOMES FOR THIS LESSON Understand the role of Acas including the part it plays in individual grievances Appreciate.
ENGLISH APP TRAINING Cohort 3 NOVEMBER AIMS To be familiar with the APP materials and how they link together To develop understanding of the APP.
Recognition of Prior Learning. What is RPL? »Formal definition: RPL is a form of assessment that judges if a learner can evidence that they can meet the.
ASSESSMENT CENTRES 16. OBJECTIVES To Understand Concept of Assessment Centre Difference between Assessment and Development Centre Designing of Assessment.
CPD for Business Leaders Jo Riley Project Manager, LMW.
Footer to be inserted here 1 ASSESSMENT of REFLECTION in Participation Units Theresa Winchester-Seeto & Marina Harvey with Debra Coulson & Jacqueline Mackaway.
Thinking about assessment…
Kate Fairweather CMCAust Marketing QAC Assessor & IQA
Understanding Standards: Nominee Training Event
Strategic Importance of Human Resource Management
Validation: The Dutch Experience
Unit 538: Manage domiciliary services
RPLReport.com provides RPL ACS Project Report Writing
Competency Based Learning and Development
EPALE 20x20 powered by Pecha Kucha
Customer Service Verification Update Andrew Calder
MRCGP Case Based Discussion
Lifelong learning of librarians – learning outcomes and flexibility
Recognition of Prior Learning
Purpose of Task and Finish Group
Competency Based Learning and Development
YOUTHPASS 8 Key competences &
HSE Competence Assessment/Development Process
Rules of Evidence  The State of Queensland (Department of Education and Training),
NURSING EXCELLENCE at Helen Newberry Joy Hospital
Presentation transcript:

Centre for Lifelong Learning Flexible and accountable? Using professional dialogue to assess competence in the workplace Dr Judy Rumbelow Assistant Director Centre for Lifelong Learning Coventry University

Flexible and accountable Flexible and accountable? Using professional dialogue to assess competence in the workplace Problems of assessing workplace competence What is professional dialogue? How can we use professional dialogue to achieve a rigorous and valid assessment? A better type of competence? A better type of assessment?

The problems of assessing workplace competence How should we define competence? Is competence a legitimate concept? Is it possible to assess competence?

Is it practical to assess competence? What methods do we use to assess competence? How do we judge competence? Can we make the assessment of competence accountable?

What is professional dialogue? A semi-formal conversation Planned Assessor directed with a light touch Linked to other evidence Recorded Tracked

Case study 1 A group of part time HE lecturers working towards NVQs at level 4 in Training and Development Professional dialogue used as supporting evidence especially in areas of knowledge and understanding

Case study 2 A group of HE student support staff working towards NVQs at levels 2 and 3 in Customer Service Professional dialogue used to fill ‘gaps’ in evidence after initial assessment of portfolio

Achieving rigorous and valid assessment The validity of ‘talk’ Links between types of evidence Professional judgement of the assessor Record keeping

A better type of assessment? A better type of competence? A holistic view of competence Manageable complexity Promoting reflective practice Easing the bureaucratic burden Recognising the professional role of the assessor Inclusivity

The practical implications of using professional dialogue as a method of assessment Encouraging more ‘on the job’ assessment Useful in 24/7 service industries Can encourage participation of line managers in assessment Can model practice for performance review

Summary and Conclusions It is possible to use professional dialogue to address some of the concerns about assessment of competence Rigorous assessment can be achieved but some careful record keeping is required Professional dialogue can be particularly useful for 24/7 service industries with minimal time out of the workplace