Developing a framework for Orientation and Mobility technique evaluations Prior to attending this course you will need to document (using the instructions below and form attached) a Critical Incident from your practice. During the session these critical incidents will be evaluated by you and your peers. Critical Incident Technique (CIT) introduction and Observation Form Definition. A critical incident is any work-based event that is significant to (in this case) Rehabilitative Orientation and Mobility Practice. CIT observations, offer a practical step-by-step process of documenting and evaluating experiences that can then be used to solve practical problems and develop principles and frameworks of practice’. This type of active reflection not only ‘good improves practice but is also a demonstration of professional development and offers a field of practice a paradigm of Novice to Expert development. Indentifying a CIT Event A CIT event is any Orientation and Mobility training session. This can be a positive or negative event but it is one that think is of particular interest. When considering your CIT you may wish to ‘you’ choose a complete training session or just one element of a training session. What evidence is needed To capture the details of a CIT you will need to: Identify a credible event that is of interest (positive or negative) Describe the event in detail (case-study style), identifying the cause and outcome of the important features of the event Collect accounts from all the participants perspectives Document what actions were taken during the event by you and by other participants Describe any changes in your behaviour of of other participants that has occurred as a result of this experience. Using the form below please complete in detail all elements of the critical incident you experienced.
Developing a framework for Orientation and Mobility technique evaluations Prior to attending this course you will need to document (using the instructions below and form attached) a Critical Incident from your practice. During the session these critical incidents will be evaluated by you and your peers. Critical Incident Technique (CIT) introduction and Observation Form Definition. A critical incident is any work-based event that is significant to (in this case) Rehabilitative Orientation and Mobility Practice. CIT observations, offer a practical step-by-step process of documenting and evaluating experiences that can then be used to solve practical problems and develop principles and frameworks of ‘good practice’. This type of active reflection not only improves practice but is also a demonstration of professional development and offers a field of practice a paradigm of Novice to Expert development. Indentifying a CIT Event A CIT event is any Orientation and Mobility training session. This can be a positive or negative event but it is one that ‘you’ think is of particular interest. When considering your CIT you may wish to choose a complete training session or just one element of a training session. What evidence is needed To capture the details of a CIT you will need to: Identify a credible event that is of interest (positive or negative) Describe the event in detail (case-study style), identifying the cause and outcome of the important features of the event Collect accounts from all the participants perspectives Document what actions were taken during the event by you and by other participants Describe any changes in your behaviour of of other participants that has occurred as a result of this experience. Using the form below please complete in detail all elements of the critical incident you experienced.
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