Post by Karen- Assessor on Apr 21, 2014 11:24:14 GMT
Hi Everyone, hope your all having a good Easter and not working too hard on your course.
Lots of you have asked about how much and what type of evidence is required for your reflective accounts-
The first thing I would say is that you can not have too much evidence, the more the merrier. Secondly, think about how many standards you are claiming and use this as a guide. The important thing to remember is that you need as much corroborative evidence as you can get your hands on. Expert Witness statements are very important here as they back up what you have stated. Your witness can state as much or as little as they wish, so long as they cover the evidence you are claiming. You may also have colleague witness statements, which could help to verify your work. Remember, any planning/preparation, learner/your work products, risk assessments, incident reports, ILPs, IEPs, Lesson Plans, Schemes of Learning etc are all evidence- Just remember to block out any personal details
Hope this helps
Karen
Lots of you have asked about how much and what type of evidence is required for your reflective accounts-
The first thing I would say is that you can not have too much evidence, the more the merrier. Secondly, think about how many standards you are claiming and use this as a guide. The important thing to remember is that you need as much corroborative evidence as you can get your hands on. Expert Witness statements are very important here as they back up what you have stated. Your witness can state as much or as little as they wish, so long as they cover the evidence you are claiming. You may also have colleague witness statements, which could help to verify your work. Remember, any planning/preparation, learner/your work products, risk assessments, incident reports, ILPs, IEPs, Lesson Plans, Schemes of Learning etc are all evidence- Just remember to block out any personal details
Hope this helps
Karen
