ESSAY NOTES PAPER 1 Role, responsibilities and boundaries
ESSAY NOTES PAPER 1
Role, responsibilities and boundaries
In order for learning to be effective a tutor must follow the training/learning cycle. The format covers each area required to complete the process of achieving a qualification.. Each point in the cycle needs to be addressed throughout the course and a through understanding of the cycle is essential in order for learning to be effective.
The areas covered in the cycle are:
Identify training needs
Plan and design
Deliver the training
Assess learners
Evaluate.
Each stage of the cycle is included in the roles, responsibilities and boundaries of a tutor.
Roles
The main role of the teacher is to teach a subject affectively in order for a learner to achieve a qualification. The teacher should facilitate communication in such a way that all individuals will retain maximum knowledge of the subject taught. Other roles of a tutor include
To be professional and work within professional boundaries.
Being flexible and adapting teaching techniques to individuals learning needs.
To create a safe learning environment for the learners
To support learners throughout the course and give feed back
Ensuring the course content is up to date and in accordance with current laws and legislations. The course will occasionally be adapted to natural change in order to deliver the correct and current information. A pilot scheme can be developed with course adaptations. Tests will be performed and measured to evaluate the efficiency of the course content and overall qualification achievement.
Responsibilities
The main responsibilities of a tutor include:
Identifying the training needs of the learner by assessing existing qualifications, specific needs relating to their job description and their individual learning style.
Work within health and safety guidelines.
To treat all learners fairly with equal respect and give them the opportunity to participate on equal terms.
To understand the diversity of
Role, responsibilities and boundaries
In order for learning to be effective a tutor must follow the training/learning cycle. The format covers each area required to complete the process of achieving a qualification.. Each point in the cycle needs to be addressed throughout the course and a through understanding of the cycle is essential in order for learning to be effective.
The areas covered in the cycle are:
Identify training needs
Plan and design
Deliver the training
Assess learners
Evaluate.
Each stage of the cycle is included in the roles, responsibilities and boundaries of a tutor.
Roles
The main role of the teacher is to teach a subject affectively in order for a learner to achieve a qualification. The teacher should facilitate communication in such a way that all individuals will retain maximum knowledge of the subject taught. Other roles of a tutor include
To be professional and work within professional boundaries.
Being flexible and adapting teaching techniques to individuals learning needs.
To create a safe learning environment for the learners
To support learners throughout the course and give feed back
Ensuring the course content is up to date and in accordance with current laws and legislations. The course will occasionally be adapted to natural change in order to deliver the correct and current information. A pilot scheme can be developed with course adaptations. Tests will be performed and measured to evaluate the efficiency of the course content and overall qualification achievement.
Responsibilities
The main responsibilities of a tutor include:
Identifying the training needs of the learner by assessing existing qualifications, specific needs relating to their job description and their individual learning style.
Work within health and safety guidelines.
To treat all learners fairly with equal respect and give them the opportunity to participate on equal terms.
To understand the diversity of