Qcf Level 2 Unit: 4222-202 Outcome: 2.1
UNIT: 4222-202
OUTCOME: 2.1
Reflection or the anilyzing of ones previous actions is a practice which benefits any field of activity. A builder will study a wall he has built, an artist will stand back at look at his piece of work, an athlete will watch replays of his performance, a musician will listen to his recordings….
Reflective practice is a process which enables someone to achieve a better understanding of themselves, their skills, competencies, knowledge and professional practice.
Learning comes from many different incidents and experiences that we have in life. We can learn much about ourselves, others, our job, our organisation, and professional practice, as well as our abilities and skills, if we consciously take the time to reflect on our learning.
Reflection on my own practice is important because it allows me to assess what I am doing well and identify areas where I might like or maybe need more training or guidance in.
This is to ensure I am performing to the best I can, and am meeting all standards and expectations within the companies policies and procedures.
Reflection helps me think about what I am doing in the setting and to always be aware of how I work with the Service User, their families, tutors and colleagues. Reflecting on my practice can enhance and improve my confidence and self esteem because I can constructively look at areas I can improve on, what I am doing well, the things I have learnt and achieved and feel good about.
In my role as a Support Worker, taking into consideration the impact I can have on Service Users lives, reflection is a vital part of maintaining and improving the quality of Support and Care I
OUTCOME: 2.1
Reflection or the anilyzing of ones previous actions is a practice which benefits any field of activity. A builder will study a wall he has built, an artist will stand back at look at his piece of work, an athlete will watch replays of his performance, a musician will listen to his recordings….
Reflective practice is a process which enables someone to achieve a better understanding of themselves, their skills, competencies, knowledge and professional practice.
Learning comes from many different incidents and experiences that we have in life. We can learn much about ourselves, others, our job, our organisation, and professional practice, as well as our abilities and skills, if we consciously take the time to reflect on our learning.
Reflection on my own practice is important because it allows me to assess what I am doing well and identify areas where I might like or maybe need more training or guidance in.
This is to ensure I am performing to the best I can, and am meeting all standards and expectations within the companies policies and procedures.
Reflection helps me think about what I am doing in the setting and to always be aware of how I work with the Service User, their families, tutors and colleagues. Reflecting on my practice can enhance and improve my confidence and self esteem because I can constructively look at areas I can improve on, what I am doing well, the things I have learnt and achieved and feel good about.
In my role as a Support Worker, taking into consideration the impact I can have on Service Users lives, reflection is a vital part of maintaining and improving the quality of Support and Care I