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    Group Facilitation

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    Velenciah Humphires 5/13/2014 Reflection Paper 2 There are 5 main techniques of a group facilitation. These techniques are Naming‚ Silence‚ Guiding Inclusive Mapping the Conversation and Triangulation. Theses 5 techniques help a group Facilitator guide the group in a successful way to get everyone in the group comfortable participating. The first technique is naming. Naming is a way to recognize dynamic within the group that maybe neutral‚ positive and negative

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    Multi-Professional Support of Learning and Assessing in Practice Theoretical Assignment The Role of a Nursing Mentor The design of this essay is to focus on two different aspects of mentorship in a nursing environment. Part one will focus on the role of a clinical mentor and part two will explain an assessment of a student nurse through the vision of a new mentor observing a clinical procedure undertaken by the student. The aim is to cover the learning outcomes of the module and focus on current

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    Mentor

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    Mentor Analysis “I am only one‚ but I am one.  I cannot do everything‚ but I can do something.  And I will not let what I cannot do interfere with what I can do.”  ~Edward Everett Hale. Therefore‚ because I am only one person‚ and one person may never perfect his knowledge in any field‚ I will do my best with what I have. For the aspects that I struggle in‚ I need a mentor to assist me in the creation of my paper. This mentor will need to be well informed in the field of science‚ exhibits good

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    is a very emotive area of nursing practice; it presents an immense challenge to all nursing professionals and support workers alike. It provokes our beliefs‚ values‚ our sense of integrity and possibly above all‚ our impartiality. We have an integral role‚ like it or not‚ in any sexually focused relationship or sexual activity exhibited by clients in our care. This role can become increasingly demanding where nurses are practising in areas of Mental Health and Learning Disabilities due to the vulnerability

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    Effective Mentor

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    This module has given me a real insight into how to be a good and effective mentor. There are many areas involved in becoming a good mentor. At the start of this module I studied the snakes and ladder model to mentorship. This emphasised the importance of assisting students climb the ladders and let letting them slip down the snake. There are many qualities you need to have‚ in order to becoming a good mentor. I have learnt that if you lack in just one of these qualities‚ the student you are mentoring

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    Education and Mentor

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    The aim of this assignment is to demonstrate that I can analyse a learning event I have planned‚ implemented and evaluated and meet student learning needs. This will include a plan that will evaluate my performance as a mentor to a student I have been working with on the ward. According to the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) (2006) the term mentor is used to denote the role of a registered nurse who facilitates learning and supervises and assesses students in the practice place. The council

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    childhood cast long shadows into adulthood” (Acheson 1999 p.34). The author will throughout the assignment touch on these issues‚ but in his estimation the effect these issues and particularly education‚ have on children with disabilities especially learning disabilities are the most under researched and under published and for this reason he will develop this initiative. To give us some perspective we must first examine a connotation of poverty‚ a definition. “Persons are beset by poverty when ‘resources

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    JPS 447 Ms. 10 April 2012 Reflections on Co-Facilitation Co-Facilitation is a process that can either be very rewarding experience wherein a small group of people meet regularly to complete an assigned project. There is supposedly strength in numbers and the work load is divided up according to the number of people and their level of expertise. Dividing up the work load is certainly not the only advantage. Team collaboration is very important and the gathering and sharing of information

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    Social Facilitation Theory

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    the mind can be scientifically studied by using theories and research models. One theory is the social facilitation theory‚ which is the tendency for people to perform better on simple tasks when they’re in the presence of others than when they are alone. Norman Triplett’s study on this theory in 1989 is believed to be the first of this kind. Triplett first noticed the effect of social facilitation in his research on racing cyclists. Cyclists performed better and faster when they were racing against

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    ABSTRACT The study us experimenters re-conducted was based on Norman Triplett’s study of social facilitation and how social presence or encouragement improves an individual’s speed and consistency in their performance. The experiment was replicated in using several trials for accurate results and was split into two stages: a mental challenge and a physical challenge. The two male and two female participants ranged from ages 15 to 17 years old. For the mental challenge‚ each participant was pulled

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