Reflect on practice (50 30 00 04 10)

ESCO description

Titlereflect on practice
Description:Routinely evaluate own practice, critically evaluating and monitoring the practice methods and outcomes in consistent, coherent and appropriate ways, being aware of relevant methodologies and utilising feedback from managers, supervisors, other professionals, and patients/clients, in order to adapt the practice accordingly.
Scope note:[put ESCO scope note here]
Concept URI:http://data.europa.eu/esco/skill/c152e2a2-db0d-4d8f-b25c-ef474c83a9c0
ESCO version:1.1.0

In other languages

Deutsch:eigene Handlungsweisen evaluieren
Nederlands:nadenken over praktijken
Italiano:riflettere sulla pratica

Development notes

Status: In progress / second read / finalised (date)

(The notes below will be removed at the end of the project)

in progress skr

 


Sectoral layer

(The sector layer contains the refined definition of the ESCO competences in sector specific wording)

Structure

Field and subfield:50 30
Place in the process:00
Level:04
Unique identifier:10

 


Sectoral detail

Skills

  • self-evaluation of own practice in a consistent, coherent and appropriate way
  • take and incorporate feedback from stakeholders
  • plan steps to to adapt own practice accordingly

Knowledge

  • knowledge about ways of self-evaluation
  • knowledge about strategies of taking feedback in a reflective way

Autonomy / attitude

  • Preparedness for LifeLong-Learning
  • Committed to self-development

Assessment

Self assessment

  1. I don't know how to routinely evaluate own practice, critically evaluating and monitoring the practice methods and outcomes in consistent, coherent and appropriate ways, being aware of relevant methodologies and utilising feedback from managers, supervisors, other professionals, and patients/clients, in order to adapt the practice accordingly.
  2. I am uncertain how to routinely evaluate own practice, critically evaluating and monitoring the practice methods and outcomes in consistent, coherent and appropriate ways, being aware of relevant methodologies and utilising feedback from managers, supervisors, other professionals, and patients/clients, in order to adapt the practice accordingly.
  3. I know how to routinely evaluate own practice, critically evaluating and monitoring the practice methods and outcomes in consistent, coherent and appropriate ways, being aware of relevant methodologies and utilising feedback from managers, supervisors, other professionals, and patients/clients, in order to adapt the practice accordingly.
  4. I am more than able to routinely evaluate own practice, critically evaluating and monitoring the practice methods and outcomes in consistent, coherent and appropriate ways, being aware of relevant methodologies and utilising feedback from managers, supervisors, other professionals, and patients/clients, in order to adapt the practice accordingly.

Mentor assessment

  1. ... doesn't know how to routinely evaluate own practice, critically evaluating and monitoring the practice methods and outcomes in consistent, coherent and appropriate ways, being aware of relevant methodologies and utilising feedback from managers, supervisors, other professionals, and patients/clients, in order to adapt the practice accordingly.
  2. ... is uncertain how to routinely evaluate own practice, critically evaluating and monitoring the practice methods and outcomes in consistent, coherent and appropriate ways, being aware of relevant methodologies and utilising feedback from managers, supervisors, other professionals, and patients/clients, in order to adapt the practice accordingly.
  3. ... knows how to routinely evaluate own practice, critically evaluating and monitoring the practice methods and outcomes in consistent, coherent and appropriate ways, being aware of relevant methodologies and utilising feedback from managers, supervisors, other professionals, and patients/clients, in order to adapt the practice accordingly.
  4. ... is more than able to routinely evaluate own practice, critically evaluating and monitoring the practice methods and outcomes in consistent, coherent and appropriate ways, being aware of relevant methodologies and utilising feedback from managers, supervisors, other professionals, and patients/clients, in order to adapt the practice accordingly.

Acceptable assessment methods


Training

Classroom and practical lessons in communication, giving and taking feedback could be the base for that skill. Due to that is a very personal skill, practical training in this field could support the developing of reflective behaviour but experience and the will to continuously evaluate the own practice is the most important aspect.


References

  • [put references to other competence systems here]
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