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Feedback Skills. Cumberland Lodge Sept 2013. You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way and the only way, it does not exist Nietzche. The process. Preactional Actional Post actional. Preactional. Aim to foster development Aim to enable observation
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Feedback Skills Cumberland Lodge Sept 2013
You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way and the only way, it does not exist Nietzche
The process • Preactional • Actional • Post actional
Preactional • Aim to foster development • Aim to enable observation • Plan of methods to be used • How are we going to formulate our judgement • Quality criteria
Actional • Gather information before • Gather information during • Act systematically
Postactional • Give feedback/receive feedback • Plan promotion • Provide opportunities to develop self-regulated learning
Feedback Models • Divide into groups and discuss and produce a list of: • Feedback Do’s • Feedback Don’ts • How to receive feedback
Feedback Do’s • Learner’s agenda • Learner start with positive • Observer start with positive • Comment on specific aspects • Observer skills – active listening, silence, clarifying, cues, summarising • Discuss development points
More Do’s • Ask others for comments – no criticism without recommendation • Observer to offer own feedback • Be specific, using examples • Offer examples/routes to develop • Distinguish between person and performance • Distinguish between intent and effect
More Do’s • Discuss clinical decision process • Discuss ethical or attitudinal issues
Feedback Don’ts • Don’t forget the learner’s emotional response • Don’t criticise without recommendation • Don’t comment on personal attributes that cannot be changed • Don’t generalise • Don’t dishonestly praise • Don’t bring your hobby horses into the feedback
Undeserved praise causes more pangs of conscience later than undeserved blame Nietzche
Receiving feedback • Listen – then later pause to prepare your response or defence • Ask for repeat/clarification if unclear • Ask for examples if unsupported • Assume it will be constructive until proven otherwise
Receiving feedback • Accept it positively (for consideration) rather than dismissively (for self-protection) • Ask for suggestions for ways you could modify • Respect and thank the feedbacker
Feedback Models • Pendleton • Aloba • Prats • Think
When several stand together, they each lose their own mind and gain another Nietzche
Groups tomorrow: • CSA • Consultation • Feedback skills • Linguistic • Being a patient
Now …. • Time for dinner: 19h15 • Feedback - modified graffiti • Review of aims.