Occupational Studies Unit 67: Improving own learning and performance

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Learning outcome 1: The characteristics of improving own learning and performance
1.0: Learning outcomes and assessment criteria
1.1: Your strengths and areas for improvement
1.1.1. Strengths
1.1.2. Areas for improvement
1.1 Quick check quiz
1.2: Your long-term learning target
1.2.1. Identifying a learning target
1.2.2. Setting a learning target
1.2. Quick check quiz
1.3: Giving reasons for your choice of learning target
1.3.1. Reasons for choosing a learning target
1.3 Quick check quiz
Learning outcome 1: Assessment
Learning outcome 2: Know how to plan to reach learning targets
2.0: Learning outcomes and assessment criteria
2.1: Producing an action plan
2.1.1. Types of learning
2.1.2. Action plan template
2.1. Quick check quiz
2.2: Identifying the support or advice you might need
2.2.1. Who can help give support and advice?
2.2. Quick check quiz
2.3: Stating sources of relevant advice and support
2.3.1. Advice and support
2.3 Quick check quiz
2.4: Commenting on own progress
2.4.1. Checking on your progress
2.4 Quick check quiz
Learning outcome 2: Assessment
Learning outcome 3: Be able to review own performance
3.0: Learning outcomes and assessment criteria
3.1: Identifying areas for improvement
3.1.1. Line manager involvement
3.1.2. Milestones
3.1.3. Asking for feedback
3.1 Quick check quiz
3.2: Revising your long-term targets
3.2.1 Changing your targets
3.2 Quick check quiz
Learning outcome 3: Assessment
Unit 67: End of unit assessment
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