Unit 2 Flashcards
Assessment in supervision measures…
Content knowledge and skills required to perform a job
A curriculum for supervision is a planned sequence of…
Skills and conditions in which a person should be able to demonstrate mastery
Competency-based supervision involves…
Using evaluation tools to teach predetermined work-relevant outcomes
Pivotal professional skills are repertoires that…
Supplement one’s technical knowledge to promote successful supervision and practice
Organization and time management skills require…
Aligning time and activities with priorities and goals
Interpersonal skills allow individuals to…
Effectively communicate and work well with others
Self-assessment is a…
Verbal report of the individual’s behavior and private events
Direct observation during role play…
Assesses staff’s skills in contrived opportunity to perform
Direct observation with client…
Assesses staff’s skills with a client
Permanent product measurement
Outcome of behavior that does not require direct observation
Sampling
Quick systematic observation of behavior
BARS stands for
Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scale
BARS is a…
Tool with behavior descriptions as reference points
Performance monitoring…
Systematic data collection of staff performance on job duties
Performance monitoring determines…
How well or poorly staff are performing